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Texas Driving Tips
Avoid Mid-Day Heat In summer, the Texas heat is hotter than sizzling
fajitas. In warm weather, it's best to drive in the early morning
hours or after sunset. And if you really plan to wander about, always
tell someone when you plan to return. Heed Road Signs and Weather Warnings Always be on the lookout for road signs, and
if you see a notice, observe it. Obey flash flood warnings: A sudden
rainstorm can turn a wash into a deadly torrent. Never cross a flooded
roadway; it may be deeper than you think. Watch For Stray Livestock, Deer When driving through open-ranch cattle country on farm-to-market or ranch roads, be on the lookout for livestock and deer wandering across the road, especially near dusk.
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