Do you have to roll your window down for police in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania law does not have a specific statute that explicitly requires you to roll your car window all the way down during a traffic stop, but you must open it enough to identify yourself and provide required documents.

Legal Requirements and Officer Safety

• Communication: You must open the window sufficiently to speak with the officer, hear instructions, and hand over your driver’s license, registration, and insurance.
• The Right to Exit: Under the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case Pennsylvania v. Mimms, police officers have the legal authority to order a driver out of their vehicle at any time during a lawful traffic stop as a routine safety measure, without needing additional suspicion.
• Escalation: