Hehe , not that kind of stiff . But do need to stretch it out . Could you help with that ? <| sep |> Such a sad story . Also a general decrease in life span . <| sep |> Inefficient to me this seems petty similar to what cops do now . Imagine all the time wasted on stops where the reckless criteria isn ' t met . I ' m not sure how my suggestion is much different than the way cops currently operate and because of that I ' m not sure how it would be UnconstitutionalDetaining someone in a traffic stop requires reasonable suspicion or probable cause based on the 4 th Amendment . To have reasonable suspicion that would justify a stop , police must be able to point to specific and articulable facts that would indicate to a reasonable police officer that the person stopped is , or is about to be , engaged in criminal activity as opposed to past conduct . If you are making the determination of reasonable suspicion after the stop , it could be argued that you were not authorized legally to make the stop in the first place .