Do you get nervous driving when a cop is following you when you havent done anything wrong?

rejectedzipper	The best way to get over that is to put your foot down and lose him...

Joan S	not usually

Stuart	Nope. If I'm not guilty of anything, I don't have anything to worry about. - Stuart

Abbuzzy	No,I just hit the brakes as hard as I can and hope he/she hits me.Then I can get out and book he/she.

dokomo	YES~! because there may be something you are not aware of but actually you may have done something wrong.

rigomortisfx studios	everyone does and most of the time hes just going some place and is not targeting you , if you give him a dirty look he can pull you over and give you a bad time

Spud	Always. I just got pulled over for a insignificant violation (I didn't signal when I pulled away from the curb) and was subjected to a complete search (both me and my car) because I was in the "wrong" neighborhood.

Noelle	sometimes, because you never know. once there was a cop behind me and he all of a sudden turned on his lights and i was so mad! i didnt do anything but pulled over anyway and realized he wasnt pulling me over but needed to head to an emergency

Waterboy	all the time because they are following you trying to find a violation traffic cops make me shake my head when they do such things...if it's for speeding or a blatant disregard for road rules then I understand but sometimes they will follow JUST to FIND something and it's annoying

â˜… nÏƒt Ñ”Ñ…pÑ”ctÃng â˜… just cÏƒllÑ”ctÃngâ˜…	I used to. But not because I thought I was in trouble with the law. It was something else, for me. I don't anymore. I don't see a reason to freak out. I occasionally get chills up my spine, but I'm not paranoid like before. The chills are kinda like a DÃ©jÃ vu kinda thing.

alias_47	No it does not worry me. I know i'm doing nothing wrong, even when I got RBT and Id had a couple of drinks I wasnt nervous because I knew I wasnt over the limit. My cousin on the other hand was scared and kept telling me to drop my uncles name who is a traffic policeman. Not only has my uncle forbidden me to do this, it could be seen as some kind of threat if I did. I was under the limit and I drove away and went to the movies, only to find that my stupid brother had the time wrong and we were an hour early

southerncutie19	Of course I do. I'm sure there are many good police officers out there, but not where I live. I've been arrested 4 times, and every time it was for absolute bs. The cops here will follow you and mess with you so much. If you're out past 9pm, you better believe, he's gonna follow you until you do SOMETHING he can pull you over for. Then you're screwed, because, believe it or not, cops can pretty much give you a ticket/arrest you for just about anything they want.

crewchief1949	No reason to. Heck, I even pass them when they arent doing the speed limit. If yer not guilty of anything, why worry? I have had my license for 22 yrs and I have pulled over one time for speeding, and that was when my father died and was let off for that. Its not hard to do the right thing. Observe all the signs, check all your lights before you leave home, inspect your vehicle and keep your insurance and registration up to date, where your seatbelt and you are golden.

El Tecolote	I simply turn. I am way, way too busy to entertain the whim of a bored police officer who is just begging for a reason to pull me over. I am about the safest, most conscientious driver on the road. I log many hours in traffic as a pizza delivery driver, and I drive heavy trucks on movie crews. I have a university driver's license here so I can drive university vehicles on student shoots and teach my kids the proper etiquette in on-set driving, along with careful backing when lots of people are around and busy, not necessarily paying attention to trucks, and we're talking about very tight spaces sometimes. My days are so busy and my time is so compartmented, scheduled and controlled that I flat-out do not have time to play the game of being hassled for something I'm either not doing or just barely doing, such as the occasional rolling stop, which is just a mistake, or letting my speedometer creep up to a few miles an hour over the given speed limit, which is just another mistake. (I know these mistakes CAN lead to disaster, but I'm paying way too much attention to make these mistakes when I can't, such as in the case of a rolling stop when someone is coming, or the creeping of the speedometer when heavy traffic is present.) In short, I just turn. Go around the block.