Which of the following is NOT one of the induce to stop techniques during a pursuit?

Verbal commands are typically part of an officer's communication strategy during a pursuit but are not classified as a physical technique used to stop a fleeing vehicle. Induce to stop techniques focus on physical maneuvers and strategies that are designed to bring a vehicle pursuit to a safe conclusion. This includes methods like roadblocks, the Pursuit Intervention Technique (PIT), and rolling roadblocks, which are all physical actions taken by law enforcement to safely halt a suspect's vehicle.

Roadblocks without escape create a barrier that prevents fleeing vehicles from continuing in their direction. The PIT maneuver involves deliberately contacting the rear of a suspect's vehicle to spin it out and stop it safely. Rolling roadblocks involve gradually slowing down police vehicles to inhibit the speed of the suspect's vehicle.

In contrast, verbal commands serve more as a means of communication to instruct the suspect to stop or comply but do not physically intervene in the pursuit process itself.