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  • alanwk

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    When you are pulled over for a traffic stop, is the passenger obligated to inform the officer they have a TLC and are armed at the time? Obviously they are if asked by the officer. But if not asked, are they obligated.
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    ZX9RCAM

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    I know you are if your the driver. I'm not sure about a passenger though.

    On OP Live, they typically always ask passengers for IDs.
    I figure it would be better to tell them than let them find out you have an LTC.
    Maybe that's just me.

    ETA: I was typing my response and got Ninja'd, lol.
     

    easy rider

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    On OP Live, they typically always ask passengers for IDs.
    I figure it would be better to tell them than let them find out you have an LTC.
    Maybe that's just me.

    ETA: I was typing my response and got Ninja'd, lol.
    Not long after I first got my Texas LTC, I had forgotten to give them my LTC. He came back after running my DL and asked about it. That's how I know that they know. I didn't get a ticket then either, in fact it's rare I get one. Might be that I don't give them any lip.
     

    TreyG-20

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    On OP Live, they typically always ask passengers for IDs.
    I figure it would be better to tell them than let them find out you have an LTC.
    Maybe that's just me.

    ETA: I was typing my response and got Ninja'd, lol.
    As far as I know you are not required to ID as a passenger in a traffic stop only the driver is. They can ask, but you're not required to ID. Of course if they suspect you are committing a crime then you are.
     

    Vaquero

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    Not long after I first got my Texas LTC, I had forgotten to give them my LTC. He came back after running my DL and asked about it. That's how I know that they know. I didn't get a ticket then either, in fact it's rare I get one. Might be that I don't give them any lip.
    I don't get pulled over.
     

    Southpaw

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    I don't get pulled over.

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    TXAZ

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    ”Don’t lie to cops.”
    ”Don’t surprise cops.”

    While working at TxDPS I had the chance to ride-along.
    As an independent observer, during traffic stops, LTC holders tended to receive substantially more leeway when immediately disclosing / giving LTC with their license, and being polite. (as in no ticket, just a warnin,for picadelos for driving offenses short of DUI.)

    My 2 cents.
     
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