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4 things currently cause a police response:
1) Going over the speed limit
2) Impacting a cop
3) Impacting a non-cop vehicle
4) Going the wrong way down the road
Each one of these counts as 1 infraction, each infraction changes the way cops react. During all chases they are limited to 100mph (it might be kph?). If you get 3 infractions or go double the speed limit, cops will start to ignore lane rules. Your speed over the limit can count as 1-3 infractions depending on how far over you go. 1.2x the speed limit is 1, 1.4x is 2, and 1.6x is 3.
Recently though, the game was updated with a bit of a change. If you do 1 infraction and keep up the chase, it will eventually escalate to 2 and then 3 (even if you dont do any new infractions).
1 infraction = ticket. 2 or more = busted.