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[QUOTE="TexanMark, post: 845337, member: 35"]
If you are on a frontage road in Texas you almost always have to yield to exiting traffic from the freeway...frontage roads are so superior to anything back east...but you have to know how to drive them.  Most are 2-3 lanes.  The far right lane is the danger lane as people turn into businesses or pull out.  The far left lane is a danger lane as you have to watch for exiting freeway traffic.  You have to yield if you see a yield sign...yes, that means occasionally you go from 45-55mph to stop.
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frontage_road#Texas[/url]

The U turn under freeways (as TXCPA said) is so awesome...saves a huge amount of time...you avoid two left turn lights.

Also, Texas uses drive friendly.  If you are on a rural two lane highway with improved shoulders and someone traveling faster comes up behind you...you should maintain your speed and pull over to the shoulder and let them pass.  Also,  Texans don't use their horn as much and don't usually flip people the finger as much as NYers.

Texans will say hello to strangers...say hello back.
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