"rubbernecking" This is a widely used term to describe the phenomena of people who slow almost to a stop when driving by an accident scene..
If that's not bad enough, it's beyond frustrating when you wait in a huge line of traffic, just to discover that people were slowing down to see a cop (without the lights on) simply stopped to help someone with a flat or some other very minor issue.
And then you occasionally see someone rear-end the driver in front of them because they were looking out the window instead of at the road ahead of them.
Ok, and one other thing - it really bothers me when people automatically blame the police in any situation involving use of force. That's not to say that all cops are angels - some do abuse power. But you see these videos of people being tazered - they get warned 5 or 6 times that it's going to happen, then they still ignore the commands from the police, so they get what they deserve.
It doesn't matter that you don't think you did anything wrong - if you are ordered by a cop to do something, shut up and do it, then work it out in the courts later if you still feel you were wronged. Being stopped or arrested isn't a "guilty" verdict. No good has ever come from fighting the police.
Even if you were innocent of the original offense, as soon as you disobey a direct order, you've committed a new offense.