Yes. So, you notice how See how all the cars are stopped for that school bus with the lights on? You can't pass it. >> I was confused because I seen the bus and I was like, "Wait, what are they doing? What are they doing?" >> No. No, you have to stop. There's nothing that stops kids from running out, right? There's no It is It is very specifically written in Arizona law. So, I'm Deputy Slope. I work for the Pinal County Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit. And you failing to stop at that school bus was the reason. May I see your registration paperwork? >> I have proof of insurance. Parents are on my policy. >> No problem. >> Um I'm trying to find it. >> All right. I'll be back. Thank you. Bye. This traffic violation occurred We're on a five-lane wide roadway. There's no barrier. There's no median. A school bus stopped. Lights came on. Stop arm came out. Traffic in the same traveling the same direction as the school bus all stopped. And then a car traveling in the opposite direction just didn't stop at all. Just went right past it. It's very specifically outlined in Arizona law that if you're not on a separate road, you have to stop. And this is exactly that same scenario. That's what the stop was for. She's going to get a ticket because I absolutely don't give warnings for this. And she also has her insurance card. So, got to stop for school buses. Got to keep kids safe. This is the way that I do it. Okay. So, everything that we talked about. So, failing to stop for a school bus with their signs out and just not having your insurance card. Now, make sure that you tell people, "Hey, you got to stop If the school bus is out and you could see that stop sign and the flashing lights, you have to stop." Okay? Hey, there. See your driver's license, please. Reason I stopped you is the first thing that drew my attention to you was your 20 mph over the speed limit. And then also you're displaying tags that look like they expired last month. >> Right here. I just don't know how to put them on yet. >> You don't know how to put them on? >> No. >> You Have you ever put a sticker on anything? >> No. >> Never put a sticker on anything? >> I know you record stuff all and put it on your like YouTube. >> Well, I don't. I don't put it on there. The Pinal County Sheriff's Office does. >> This one? >> There we go. That's your current registration, so. >> Oh. >> Okay, that and then all I need is insurance. >> 35th Ave 1954166 West Yellow Cat. >> And that looks like uh you. Yeah, I'll call that. Yeah, absolutely. Hang tight for me. Thank you. All right, internet. When you get your registration, there's a little tab on there. It's a sticker. Like I have a I have a water bottle. I have a water bottle here. This is my personal water bottle and it's got all sorts of stickers on it, right? So, maybe I just have a lot of experience putting stickers on things cuz I really like it. But to put a sticker on your license plate, you simply peel off the aforementioned sticker from your registration and you just place it on your license plate and then it sticks there. That's why it's called a sticker. It just sticks right on it. Very simple. So, first thing I did, you might need a little practice on applying stickers. So, I've got some stickers here. >> Oh, yeah. I don't need >> And there's some there's some practice on there, so you can have those. So, like I said, I got you at 70 and a 50. And here is your driver's license and your registration. Stickers are in there, so after you practice, you could you could put the real one on your license plate. As I stand here at your window, any questions I can answer for you before I release you? All right, thank you for being kind. Drive safe.