Lot's of CaRAZY Drivers in Dallas

[ATB]

I've been here 3 days and have seen 3 street races, a Ferrari weaving in and out of traffic and more horn honking than I've seen in 7 years in NC.

What's wrong with these people (except the guy in the Ferrari. You are excused.)

[Dreamshadow]

Makes me glad I live on the Fort Worth side of things (and only have a ten mile commute.)

[Isgrimnur]

I used to think Dallas was bad.  Then I drove to Houston. 

[Harpua3]

I'm in a cleveland suburb and its alright, but drive to the easy side and watch out! Very bad driving over there! It's kind of funny how there can be a night and day difference from location to location.

[Lee]

Try FL, most of the population wants to go at least 10 over the limit at all times. Then throw in seniors doing the opposite, people looking for fishing spots any time water is near, or the random U turns. Lots of accidents here.

I am a pretty agressive driver, but even I drive defensively here.

[Scuzz]

Is anybody in Dallas actually from Dallas?

[Geezer]

I used to think Dallas was bad.  Then I drove to Houston. 

Yeah - Houston ius definitely the worst.  Gotta be on your game and keep up with the flow of traffic there. 

[Misguided]

I'm in a cleveland suburb and its alright, but drive to the easy side and watch out! Very bad driving over there! It's kind of funny how there can be a night and day difference from location to location.

Huh, I lived on the east side from '94 to '02 and I never thought the drivers were that bad. Of course, it's all relative and we were in Nashville before that, where a morning commute isn't complete without at least one tractor-trailer overturned on an interstate.

[whiteboyskim]

Is anybody in Dallas actually from Dallas?

Yes. And the traffic has only managed to get worse over the last several years. Also, ATB, are you still here? If so, let me know if you want to snag lunch. Otherwise, I hope your trip wasn't too crazy.

Oh, and for the record, Houston is the worst. Take all the crazy traffic and add in miles upon miles of road construction and endless congestion.