After I am pulled over what does an officer look for?

Police officers are trained to look for specific cues that indicate intoxication:

1. Difficulty with vehicle controls
2. Difficulty exiting the vehicle
3. Fumbling with driver’s license or registration
4. Repeating questions or comments
5. Swaying or unsteady balance
6. Leaning on the vehicle or other objects
7. Slurred or incoherent speech
8. Slow in responding to the officer or asking the officer to repeat himself
9. Providing incorrect information or changing answers given
10. Odor of alcohol from the driver
11. Presence of alcoholic beverages in the vehicle

Related Questions:

1. When I am pulled over and the police officer asks if I have been drinking, what should I say?
2. Should I refuse to take the chemical test?
3. What alcohol related offense can I be charged with?
4. Do I have a right to a DC DUI lawyer while taking a field sobriety test?