driving

There are some things that we don't think about during storms. Luckily, organizations like TxDOT DO think about such things, and they're there to remind us.

It seems that some people are under the impression that, just because they SEE a police officer, they need to slam on the brakes. False.

Maybe it was the song on the radio or perhaps something inside me just needed a break. So, when I came to that stop sign, I turned left toward the wilder roads.

But there's one intersection - in my opinion - that I would consider the freakiest in Nacogdoches. This is one that makes me nervous anytime I go near it.

Nacogdoches has tons of different speed zones throughout town. I took some time to put together a list of the worst ones...at least in my opinion.

The requirement has already been removed from Nevada, Florida, California and Colorado tests.

Perhaps Nacogdoches has an unknown set of driving rules. Yes, that has to be it. So, I sat down and made a list. Check it out.

Some of these things may seem rather routine to you, but you need to keep them in mind, nonetheless.

Before you hit the road, especially if you're not familiar with the roads here, you might want to review the little nuggets of East Texas driving info below.

I've singled out one aspect of driving in East Texas that you need to make sure that you're NOT doing.

The new texting and driving ban signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott takes effect in another six weeks, but there are some things we need to know now to prep for it.
Like how high are the fines?

It may look like certain drivers are doing something illegal behind the wheel, but it turns out it's perfectly legal in Texas.  And it feels so rebellious!