Nuh-uh.

And you technically don't have to unless the officer has reasonable grounds to believe that there is offense-related activity within the vehicle.

A traffic stop is somewhat different than a house.

There are certain things that the officer can do at a traffic stop that they can't necessarily do if they wanted to see inside the drawers in your living room.

For example, if you have visible marijuana... anywhere inside the vehicle that is accessible to the driver, then the whole vehicle and all its occupants can be searched.

Same would probably go for an alcohol container.

Similarly, but with an alcohol container, it's probably going to lead to an impaired investigation, which is probably going to get you out of the car.

I saw a TikTok.