Texas § TN.623.193 - DESIGNATED ROUTE IN MUNICIPALITY
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§ TN.623.193. DESIGNATED ROUTE IN MUNICIPALITY
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 623.192 operating over the state highway. The department shall show the designated route on each map routing the vehicle. (b) If a municipality does not designate a route, the department shall determine the route of the vehicle on each state highway in the municipality. (c) A municipality may not require a fee, permit, or license for movement of the vehicles on the route of a state highway designated by the municipality or department. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995.
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