Sec. 542.304. MOVING VIOLATIONS FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES. (a) The department by rule shall designate the offenses involving the operation of a motor vehicle that constitute a moving violation of the traffic law for the purposes of: (1) Section 1001.112(b)(4), Education Code; (2) Section 411.110(f), Government Code; and (3) Sections 773.0614(b) and 773.06141(a), Health and Safety…
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