Which of these behaviors could strengthen a DWI suspicion during the stopping sequence?

Sudden random braking is a behavior that can significantly strengthen suspicion of DWI during a traffic stop. This action often suggests that the driver may be experiencing impaired judgment or reaction times commonly associated with alcohol or drug use. Such unexpected braking can indicate a lack of control over the vehicle, potentially leading law enforcement to believe that the driver’s ability to operate the vehicle safely is compromised.

Other behaviors, such as driving with headlights on, keeping within the speed limit, or maintaining consistent vehicle alignment, typically indicate responsible driving. Using headlights at night is standard practice, safe driving speed shows compliance with traffic laws, and proper vehicle positioning is a sign of good driving control. These behaviors do not raise red flags regarding impairment, making them less suspicious in the context of a DWI investigation.