traffic law

The 2 most common, (arguably), bad driving moves I see in El Paso involve a "heavy" foot and/or a "lazy" hand.

New Mexico already has a reputation for being the most dangerous state in the USA to drive in. Beginning July 1st, there will be one more reason to keep your wits about you while driving in the land of enchantment.

You see speed traps all over the place and everyone has a theory regarding the quotas but; are they legal in Texas?

On occasion I have seen people passing so wildly on the right, then left, and so on, I half expect to see them become a hovercraft and fly away in their apparent frenzy. (To be honest, when drivers seem THAT frantic I wish they would fly away--because they can pose a serious threat to public safety.)

Texas has the fastest posted speeding limit in the country but it sure isn't 200 mph.

There are many things you can and can't do while driving in Texas and, I'm pretty sure, you don't know them all.