4. This is the biggy for me.
Keep Documents Ready. Have your driver’s license, vehicle registration, and concealed carry permit ready. Avoid reaching for these documents until instructed by the officer. Every time that I commute, I put my license, registration and insurance in my sun visor. That way I won’t have to be reaching in different places of the car. I wouldn’t feel safe doing that and I am pretty sure that it could make the officer panicky especially if you’re black. To be honest, If I see the officer with his hand on his gun while waiting for me to have to reach in different areas of the car, I would tell he or she that for my safety that I don’t feel comfortable reaching while their hand is on their weapon and wait for further instructions. At that point you might be asked to step out, which I would rather do than to be reaching when I feel that they may be more panicky than me.
Anyone out there, if you feel differently about this one, let us know in the comments how you would react to this one.

5. Avoid Sudden Movements
•Do not make any sudden movements or reach for the firearm.

6. Know Your State Laws
 Be familiar with your state’s laws regarding concealed carry and interactions with law enforcement. Some states require you to inform the officer of your firearm, while others do not. Personally, I think it’s a hood idea to let the officer know right away that you are carrying and where your weapon is.