Which of the following is a clue suggesting DWI during the stopping sequence?

The choice highlighting the attempt to flee serves as a strong indicator of driving while intoxicated (DWI) during the stopping sequence. An attempt to flee suggests that the driver may be aware of their impairment and is trying to avoid the consequences, which often points to guilt or an admission of wrongdoing. This behavior can reflect a level of consciousness about their own impaired state, influencing law enforcement’s assessment of the situation.

In contrast, immediate stopping, consistent speed, and signal compliance reflect behaviors that are generally indicative of a driver trying to comply with road regulations, rather than displaying signs of impairment. These actions, therefore, do not provide the same level of insight into possible intoxication as the decision to attempt to evade law enforcement would.