Texas § 394.062 CONFLICT WITH OTHER LAWS.

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§ 394.062 — CONFLICT WITH OTHER LAWS.

Texas § 394.062

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 394.062 (2026).

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Sec. 394.062. CONFLICT WITH OTHER LAWS.

(a)A county prohibition or regulation adopted under Section 394.061 prevails over a state law or rule if there is a conflict.

(b)A municipal sign ordinance that has been extended to territory in the municipality's extraterritorial jurisdiction under Section 216.902 , Local Government Code, prevails in that territory over a county prohibition or regulation adopted under Section 394.061 if there is a conflict.

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Sec. 394.062. CONFLICT WITH OTHER LAWS. (a) A county prohibition or regulation adopted under Section 394.061 prevails over a state law or rule if there is a conflict.
(b) A municipal sign ordinance that has been extended to territory in the municipality's extraterritorial jurisdiction under Section 216.902 , Local Government Code, prevails in that territory over a county prohibition or regulation adopted under Section 394.061 if there is a conflict.