Transportation Code — Study Topics
60 Transportation Code study topics for Texas peace officer (TCOLE) exam preparation. Each topic page covers the statute, key points, and worked practice questions.
- Ignition Interlock Required Conditions of Bond
- Search Warrant — Application
- Failure to Identify
- Evading Arrest or Detention
- Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon
- Intoxication Definitions
- Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)
- Flying While Intoxicated
- Boating While Intoxicated
- Intoxication Assault
- Intoxication Manslaughter
- Enhanced Intoxication Offenses and Penalties
- Open Container (Alcoholic Beverage in Motor Vehicle)
- DWI With Child Passenger
- Vehicle Registration Required
- Operation of Vehicle Without License Plate
- Driver's Licenses
- License Carried and Exhibited on Demand
- Driving While License Invalid (DWLI)
- CDL Disqualification
- CDL Specimen Refusal Warning
- Administrative License Suspension
- Traffic-Control Signals
- Passing Zones
- Driving on Improved Shoulder
- Following Distance
- Driving on Divided Highway
- Passing a School Bus
- Signaling Turns
- Vehicle Approaching or Entering Intersection
- Passing Certain Vehicles (Move Over or Slow Down)
- Maximum Speed Requirement
- Prima Facie Speed Limits
- Minimum Speed Regulations
- Reckless Driving
- Child Passenger Safety Seat Systems
- Safety Belt Required
- Racing on Highway
- Fleeing or Attempting to Elude Officer (Transp. Code)
- Wireless Device Use in a School Crossing Zone
- Electronic Messaging While Driving
- Duty to Display Lights
- Stoplamps Required
- Operation and Maintenance of Brakes
- Window Tint Restrictions
- Vehicle Inspection
- Failure to Stop and Render Aid
- No Financial Responsibility (No Insurance)
- Motorcycle Helmet Requirement
- Driver Responsibility Program (Repealed)
- Implied Consent (Chapter)
- Implied Consent
- Mandatory Specimen Required
- Statutory Warning Before Requesting a Specimen
- Birchfield v. North Dakota
- Maryland v. Wilson
- Missouri v. McNeely
- Mitchell v. Wisconsin
- Rodriguez v. United States
- Whren v. United States