It depends. Unless there is “pronounced weaving” for a “substantial” distance, witnessed by a “seasoned” officer, the answer will be no. Good news for many California DUI suspects. 1. When can weaving serve as probable cause for a DUI stop? Many officers will pull over suspected drunk drivers because they are weaving within their lanes. …
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