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Depending on your situation, every law enforcement agency will respond to 911. For 15 states, including California and New York, 911 is recognized as the main number for the highway patrol. Other states, in conjunction with 911, utilize special mobile phone numbers. Colorado for example also uses *csp and *dui, while Virginia's highway patrol also responds to #77. And the remaining states either use special, abbreviated mobil phone numbers or still utilize traditional nine-digit numbers.
If you're venturing on an extended road trip it's always wise to plan ahead and record the numbers of the states you'll be driving through. These numbers can be easily found on the Internet.
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General Guidelines:
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