Every city in Texas thinks the city next to them has the worst drivers. It's like a universal Texas experience.
I've driven in most major Texas cities at this point and here's my take: nobody uses turn signals anywhere, everyone speeds, and road rage is statewide.
But there ARE differences. Some cities have a lane discipline problem. Some have a speed problem. Some have a "treat every red light as a suggestion" problem.
Where have you had the scariest driving experiences in Texas?
The worst drivers are always the ones on whatever highway I'm currently on. This is a universal law.
Red light running is the Texas state pastime. The light turns red and three more cars go through. I wait a full two seconds after my light turns green now.
Whoever designed highway interchanges in Texas clearly wanted to see if humans could navigate 5 lanes merging simultaneously at 70mph. The answer is no.
Nobody in this state understands the zipper merge. Two lanes go to one and everyone treats it like a personal insult.
I will say this: Texas drivers are aggressive but they commit. It's the hesitant drivers from other states merging at 40mph who cause the real accidents.
Rain + Texas drivers = absolute chaos. The first rain after a dry spell might as well be an ice storm based on how people react. Either 25mph in the left lane or 80mph tailgating. No in between.