If you don't mind, can you roll the windows down for me? No, I'm good. If you don't mind, can you roll the windows down for me, sir? I I can hear you, sir. I can hear you. All right. While it is typically considered a lawful order to roll down your window enough to at least communicate with the officer and to provide the demanded documents. There is no law requiring you to roll down your window completely. However, we often see that refusing to comply with this arbitrary command can lead to retaliation. Officers have repeatedly escalated encounters like this by ordering drivers out of their vehicles, writing unrelated citations, seat belt, hand cover, and charging drivers with obstruction. construction.