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Doyle v. State - 1st COA

The defendant committed a traffic offense by weaving into oncoming traffic, even though there were no clearly marked lanes, thereby creating reasonable suspicion for a traffic stop. Even though the defendant did not violate Transp. Code §545.060(a) [1] because there were no marked lanes, the police had reasonable suspicion to stop the defendant for violating Transp. Code §545.051 [2], which requires a motorist to drive on the right side of the road unless passing another vehicle. Doyle v. State, 01-06-01103-CR [3].

Source URL: http://www.tdcaa.com/node/2331

Links:
[1] http://tlo2.tlc.state.tx.us/statutes/docs/TN/content/htm/tn.007.00.000545.00.htm#545.060.00
[2] http://tlo2.tlc.state.tx.us/statutes/docs/TN/content/htm/tn.007.00.000545.00.htm#545.051.00
[3] http://www.tdcaadistribution.com/newsletter/newsletter.php?10420