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Texas has it's own way of looking at things as I found out through the years of traveling down that way. Y'all still trying to leave the Union down there??
Texas has it's own way of looking at things as I found out through the years of traveling down that way. Y'all still trying to leave the Union down there??
Highways are open, no one seems to bother motorists around here.
I'd like to answer that: I've been to Texas once in my life in 2017. I was in Houston for 5 days for a training class and while I was gone they (my wife and kids) went out and got a dog. So let's call my experience "tainted."the real question is did you enjoy your time down here ??
Oh, & I like the fact you can go 70-80mph everywhere!!!! I just don’t like coming home and only being able to drive at a snails pace of 55mph.the real question is did you enjoy your time down here ??
Houston would tend to taint anyone's visit. Texas is huge and very diverse in it's culture, landscape and climate. If you don't believe me drive from the northern most point to the southern most point. I worked as a field engineer for 5 years and put 100K on a company car every year. There are the northern plains, the eastern forests, the hill country the gulf coast tropical valley and everything in between. And lets not forget that the Texas Rangers were the first state troopers. I grew up in Ohio and have now raised a family in south central Texas. I do not miss the snow and ice.I'd like to answer that: I've been to Texas once in my life in 2017. I was in Houston for 5 days for a training class and while I was gone they (my wife and kids) went out and got a dog. So let's call my experience "tainted."
I just drove from Georgia to Mississippi and back again for work last week and didn't run into any issues. The traffic was awesome, went through downtown Atlanta around 5 pm on Friday and was doing about 75 MPH the whole way!
GPS monitored work truck.
