True or False: It is considerate to wave someone by when you are pulled over?

The assertion that it is not considerate to wave someone by when you are pulled over is grounded in safety and proper protocol. When a driver is pulled over, they are usually experiencing a situation that requires their full attention, such as dealing with law enforcement or addressing a vehicle issue. Waving someone by could create confusion or distract both the pulled-over driver and other drivers.

Moreover, signaling to another driver to pass could lead to misunderstandings about traffic conditions or the presence of hazards. It is generally safer to keep the focus on the situation at hand rather than attempting to communicate with passing vehicles. This approach also contributes to maintaining clear communication and standards of conduct on the road, ensuring that drivers can react to situations appropriately without unexpected actions from others.

The other options do not address the broader safety concerns present in this scenario, as signaling to another driver only when they indicate a desire to pass or if they are known to the driver does not inherently solve the potential risks involved.