Texas § 623.143 DESIGNATED ROUTE IN MUNICIPALITY.

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§ 623.143 — DESIGNATED ROUTE IN MUNICIPALITY.

Texas § 623.143

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 623.143 (2026).

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Sec. 623.143. DESIGNATED ROUTE IN MUNICIPALITY.

(a)A municipality having a state highway in its territory may designate to the department the route in the municipality to be used by a vehicle described by Section 623.142 operating over the state highway. When the route is designated, the department shall show the route on each map routing the vehicles.

(b)If a municipality does not designate a route, the department shall determine the route to be used by a vehicle on a state highway in the municipality.

(c)A municipality may not require a fee, permit, or license for movement of vehicles on the route of a state highway designated by the municipality or department.

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Sec. 623.143. DESIGNATED ROUTE IN MUNICIPALITY. (a) A municipality having a state highway in its territory may designate to the department the route in the municipality to be used by a vehicle described by Section 623.142 operating over the state highway. When the route is designated, the department shall show the route on each map routing the vehicles.
(b) If a municipality does not designate a route, the department shall determine the route to be used by a vehicle on a state highway in the municipality.
(c) A municipality may not require a fee, permit, or license for movement of vehicles on the route of a state highway designated by the municipality or department.