Texas offers roads that are just as inviting as the destinations themselves. Wide open expanses loom large between the big cities.

Once out of the gridlock of your normal commute, there are miles and miles of Texas to explore. If you live in a big city, it might take all day to run three errands.

In smaller towns, you could go to the bank, pop into a shop, and go get fast food in less than 30 minutes. According to Wallethub, we have some of the smoothest, safest driving experiences in the U.S.

This Survey Used Many Factors To Find The Best Cities To Drive

They didn't just take into account traffic or the road surfaces for this survey. They also looked at many other things like costs and access to vehicles.

Out of all of the cities in the U.S. Raleigh, NC came in number one and Boise, ID came in second. Texas makes its first of many appearances on the list at number 3 with Corpus Christi.

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They made a great showing on this survey because they took into account all of the costs of driving. Corpus Christi was ranked the cheapest city to buy gas and the seventh cheapest for purchasing a new vehicle.

Corpus Christi Has Some Of The Best-Maintained Bridges

The survey also mentioned that Corpus Christi has the best-maintained bridges in the country. They also had the highest number of people who always or nearly always wear a seatbelt at almost 99%.

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Plano snuck right into the 10th spot. See the full top 10 below.

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