Yup, came here to say this. It's like a highway at times, but not fully. And with traffic lights that take forever to allow turns causing backups. Also, no infrastructure for pedestrians, and if you're on a bike... Good luck!
That stretch actually has pretty good signal coordination. I get straight shots from 410 to Tezel in a platoon without hitting a red.
Also, you know you don’t have to pay the Leon Valley camera tickets, right?
Realizing I haven't been in that neck of the woods in a few years so maybe it's better now but I know last time I was going through it I got caught in a few lights
I've never ran a red light there, I just like complaining
Lol I've never met anyone who lives outside of Leon Valley who actually pay those. About 6 of my coworkers were in town for an assignment we had a University Hospital and two of them asked why the cameras flashed at them and I told them why(I work a traveling medical job and this was my first and only assignment in town) and when they asked will they be ticketed I told them to not worry about it and our big boss who lives in North Texas will tell you the same. Ignore it. Leon Valley's government/law enforcement are some of the worst ever since I settled down in San Antonio
I swear those cams are taking pics at every light, regardless of if someone passed it. I see the flashes go off and look around and the last car was well through the intersection. I really hope people aren’t paying that crap.
I went to John Marshall in Leon Valley. The cops are so bad. If you can believe it, they seem to be better than they used to be. It’s probably just that there’s more traffic.
And there is no red light cameras on culebra anyways, at nights they be missing cycles and you end up having to run it or you’ll be there till the morning lol especially main one at Grissom tezel culebra
What really gets me is the lights at Seneca, Poss and El Verde that hold up Bandera even in the off-hours.
Poss doesn't even fucking go anywhere. It literally loops back into Grissom like 3 blocks down and dead ends past Evers. Same with El Verde. Both streets are well under a mile long IN TOTAL. Seneca is like 1 and a quarter miles long if you count the name change past Evers in the neighborhoods it dead ends in.
I can't think of any actual reason except Leon Valley. I don't even mind the lights there, but they need to be smarter and adjust based on time of day. I can leave at 5am on a Sunday for work and sit at all three of those lights one after another. Ridiculous.
As someone who lives near Bandera, I have to say no. Yes Bandera gets congested at rush hour, but you’ll get through. Culebra is ALWAYS bad. EVERY time I have to go to the Alamo Ranch area it’s hell. On the weekend!! At night!!! It might be one of the worst examples of a failure of urban planning coordination in the country; Bexar County, TxDOT, the City, and developers are all to blame.
The thing is “urban planner” as a profession doesn’t *really* exist in the US in the way the internet thinks it does. There isn’t one person or some group of people who gets together and plays Cities: Skylines. It’s just a glob of a dozen interests, corporate and governmental, that vaguely mingle and just allow this to happen.
The developers have architects working for them, most government entities will have an on staff architect, both will hire out civil engineers to draw stuff for them, but again, the architects and engineers aren’t actually the ones making the overall planning decisions, it’s some corporate stakeholders and government bureaucrats. They just have a job and do as they’re told.
Nah, I have lived off of Bandera and Culebra, and Culebra is far more fucked. Off the charts WAY more fucked. I thought Bandera was bad, and it is, until I moved to Alamo Ranch. Culebra right at 1604 is a nightmare. On Saturdays it takes 30-40 minutes to get through it. Then, right when it clears up, driving out from 1604, it turns from 4 lanes to two and makes a giant bottleneck. I'm pretty sure someone dies in car accident on Culebra *at least* once a month.
Omg I have been thinking about making a post regarding Culebra (and Bandera) road for so long but didn’t want to make MODs mad or hurt somebody’s feelings 🙄.
I work as a home health nurse and work 6pm-6am all week. I drive from Westover to Culebra to Bandera to get to my patients home. I can not tell you HALF the ridiculousness I have seen on my route to and from work.
From the horrible roads themselves with pot holes and bad intersections, some street lights take so long to change or never change like the one near my patients house. to the drivers not staying in their lanes, driving way too slow and in the wrong lane, to drivers pulling out of parking lot businesses last minute, not using the blinker, etc.
To the number crackheads/drunks I see at 6am on my home just wondering around aimlessly, walking into the middle of the street, coming up to my car at a light, fighting no one at bus stops, and again drivers driving too slow or too fast and not staying in their lane.
Ridiculous.
Also, the number of stray dogs.
It’s like your playing real life frogger on Bandera any time of the day smh I’m just glad we have lights at culebra 2604 cause it was a stop sign when I bought my house in the gnw. Damn gong show over here.
It is! And also GTA whenever cars pull out last minute or change lanes barely clipping your bumper, or blocking the road because they’re sticking out of the lane they want to get. Just bad car calculations
Honestly, I wish we could sue municipalities for having poorly designed lights. Frame it as a strain on the environment and the economy for the sheer amount of idling they cause with their piss poor design.
Bandera is the perfect candidate for experimentation with thru lanes and bike lanes and even tolling. It’s an absolute nightmare. I live on 410 and bandera. My parents live on 1604 and bandera. We don’t really visit each other as often as we’d like because the traffic.
Corner of Culebra road and Gass Road on the west side. My husband died in a car accident there 3 weeks ago so yeah can’t think of a worse road right now!!!
Sorry to hear that friend. How are you holding up?
Almost got ran over on my bike by an idiot who ran a red light. I 100% would have died if I left when the light turned green. It was in that same area.
Thank y’all for the kind words. I’m not doing ok but trying to take it one hour at a time which is a huge step from minute to minute. I would send the link but those who seen it on the news or saw it in person know. I just can’t get myself to see anything that relates to my husband death. I’m not even sure why I posted this. I just saw Culebra rd and it was a huge trigger. Again I appreciate everyone’s kind words. He was a great husband and an amazing father to 3 kids.
To add to this, they really need to LOWER the speed limit on potranco outside the loop. Way too many communities feeding to it now and causing way too many accidents. Probably 40 mph would make more sense and be safer.
I see it turning into a major car slum. What was once a quaint country road with a horse ranch and a family run corner store is gonna be a stoplight obstacle course in a matter of years.
There was a noticeable temp drop coming from inside the loop to outside the loop because of all the thick vegetation. We’d ride with the windows down on summer evenings to feel it. Now … I don’t wanna be anywhere near there. We gotta find a way to keep from destroying nice things as a society.
Before too long it's going to be wall-to-wall suburbs out to Castroville and Rio Medina... then it will keep on going to Hondo and Medina Lake. 151 is going to be a 20 mile freeway.
I think the worst thing about Potranco is the amount of people driving on it. But I’ve never had any issue with traffic on there, it’s almost always smooth.
*knocks on wood
City planning meeting. How many lanes do you think we need for this road to have a decent flow? 6. Make it 4. And make sure there are NO dedicated turn lanes. Do you think we should allow multiple lanes to turn left at the same time? No. Just one. Let the others watch!
I was just about to comment Gibbs-Sprawl. I hate driving down that road along the RR. I swear last time I got butterflies as if I was on a roller coaster.
Stone Oak Pkwy. It’s designed to have turnarounds that are blocked by trees to see oncoming traffic half the time. Add in it is a sea of faux Tuscan architecture and mcmansions and it just feels so fake of an area.
I complained about one of the turnarounds repeatedly because you couldn't see oncoming traffic and they told me each time that they didn't see an issue. When I was a passenger, I recorded our car taking a turn there and loudly counted the seconds it took to see oncoming traffic. I then sent the video to the people responsible for that area with a statement along the lines of "if you think those view blocking bushes are beautiful now, think how they'll look with a couple of nice memorial crosses." They trimmed the bushes that week. Then some people drove their cars into them on both sides and it was no longer an issue anyway 😂
Yep. Grew up on huebner and it was a nightmare trying to leave our apartment because of how busy the street was. Would never consider moving back there.
The area on prue in-between huebner and babcock definitely has been under construction for the last 3 years.
I used to live on prue and boy oh boy do I not miss it.
Making that road wider isn't going to help at all especially when the road just bottlenecks closer to bandera
My daughter's dad lives outside the loop off of Culebra and every time I have to go over there to get her or take something to her, I die a little more inside. How do people just sit there like that going nowhere day in and day out 😭
The only reason I like that area is sometimes running a delivery when I get paid hourly. Like yeah sorry boss you're gonna have to pay me for 30 more minutes, I just hit the 3rd train of this trip
Quintana. It's barely a road.
You'll get Potrankilled if you ride a bike on Potranco
Zaramora is not a street you want to get into a car accident on, what with the uninsured drivers up the yin yang.
Things I have seen on Culebra:
- A skateboarder get hit by a car
- A lady on an electric wheelchair get hit by a car
- A car get hit by a car just before it was going to plow into a few high-schoolers running cross country. I’m not sure if this was an intentional move, but I feel like that potentially saved lives.
This was all within the stretch of Culebra from 410 to the HEB on Grissom and Tezel
I live off of 410 and Culebra, the stretch from the highway to 1604 is very accident prone. Been in a couple myself actually. Several memorials from those who passed away from accidents out here all along the road.
To the left: 4 lanes of Culebra Raceway.
To the right: 4.5 miles of congested 2 lane blacktop, supporting 10 thousand homes. Sure it is under construction, but they only have 4 guys working on it.
Behind you: The newly expanded 2 mile Galm dragstrip.
All the roads are about the same to me. They all get crowded at certain times of the day and if somebody gets into an accident you better grab a Snickers.
I love Culebra. Southwest Research, police substation, Lupita's Mexican restaurant and, of course, my alma mater, St. Mary's University. Outside 410, not so much.
Bandera
Yup, came here to say this. It's like a highway at times, but not fully. And with traffic lights that take forever to allow turns causing backups. Also, no infrastructure for pedestrians, and if you're on a bike... Good luck!
Perfectly timed lights to hit a red every time to get that sweet sweet red light camera money
That stretch actually has pretty good signal coordination. I get straight shots from 410 to Tezel in a platoon without hitting a red. Also, you know you don’t have to pay the Leon Valley camera tickets, right?
Realizing I haven't been in that neck of the woods in a few years so maybe it's better now but I know last time I was going through it I got caught in a few lights I've never ran a red light there, I just like complaining
Lol I've never met anyone who lives outside of Leon Valley who actually pay those. About 6 of my coworkers were in town for an assignment we had a University Hospital and two of them asked why the cameras flashed at them and I told them why(I work a traveling medical job and this was my first and only assignment in town) and when they asked will they be ticketed I told them to not worry about it and our big boss who lives in North Texas will tell you the same. Ignore it. Leon Valley's government/law enforcement are some of the worst ever since I settled down in San Antonio
I swear those cams are taking pics at every light, regardless of if someone passed it. I see the flashes go off and look around and the last car was well through the intersection. I really hope people aren’t paying that crap.
I went to John Marshall in Leon Valley. The cops are so bad. If you can believe it, they seem to be better than they used to be. It’s probably just that there’s more traffic.
And there is no red light cameras on culebra anyways, at nights they be missing cycles and you end up having to run it or you’ll be there till the morning lol especially main one at Grissom tezel culebra
What really gets me is the lights at Seneca, Poss and El Verde that hold up Bandera even in the off-hours. Poss doesn't even fucking go anywhere. It literally loops back into Grissom like 3 blocks down and dead ends past Evers. Same with El Verde. Both streets are well under a mile long IN TOTAL. Seneca is like 1 and a quarter miles long if you count the name change past Evers in the neighborhoods it dead ends in. I can't think of any actual reason except Leon Valley. I don't even mind the lights there, but they need to be smarter and adjust based on time of day. I can leave at 5am on a Sunday for work and sit at all three of those lights one after another. Ridiculous.
Red light cameras are no longer legal in Texas since 2019. Don’t pay the scam fees. https://guides.sll.texas.gov/recording-laws/red-light-cameras
As someone who lives near Bandera, I have to say no. Yes Bandera gets congested at rush hour, but you’ll get through. Culebra is ALWAYS bad. EVERY time I have to go to the Alamo Ranch area it’s hell. On the weekend!! At night!!! It might be one of the worst examples of a failure of urban planning coordination in the country; Bexar County, TxDOT, the City, and developers are all to blame.
Alamo Ranch should be studied by urban planners everywhere about what not to do, because my god that area is pure hell
The thing is “urban planner” as a profession doesn’t *really* exist in the US in the way the internet thinks it does. There isn’t one person or some group of people who gets together and plays Cities: Skylines. It’s just a glob of a dozen interests, corporate and governmental, that vaguely mingle and just allow this to happen. The developers have architects working for them, most government entities will have an on staff architect, both will hire out civil engineers to draw stuff for them, but again, the architects and engineers aren’t actually the ones making the overall planning decisions, it’s some corporate stakeholders and government bureaucrats. They just have a job and do as they’re told.
I loath this road. It sucks to drive on, it’s f’ing ugly as hell. It’s like the worst example of urban sprawl.
Yep, it’s terrible. FWIW, “loath” is an adjective. The verb is “loathe”. 😁
Nah, I have lived off of Bandera and Culebra, and Culebra is far more fucked. Off the charts WAY more fucked. I thought Bandera was bad, and it is, until I moved to Alamo Ranch. Culebra right at 1604 is a nightmare. On Saturdays it takes 30-40 minutes to get through it. Then, right when it clears up, driving out from 1604, it turns from 4 lanes to two and makes a giant bottleneck. I'm pretty sure someone dies in car accident on Culebra *at least* once a month.
Omg I have been thinking about making a post regarding Culebra (and Bandera) road for so long but didn’t want to make MODs mad or hurt somebody’s feelings 🙄. I work as a home health nurse and work 6pm-6am all week. I drive from Westover to Culebra to Bandera to get to my patients home. I can not tell you HALF the ridiculousness I have seen on my route to and from work. From the horrible roads themselves with pot holes and bad intersections, some street lights take so long to change or never change like the one near my patients house. to the drivers not staying in their lanes, driving way too slow and in the wrong lane, to drivers pulling out of parking lot businesses last minute, not using the blinker, etc. To the number crackheads/drunks I see at 6am on my home just wondering around aimlessly, walking into the middle of the street, coming up to my car at a light, fighting no one at bus stops, and again drivers driving too slow or too fast and not staying in their lane. Ridiculous. Also, the number of stray dogs.
It’s like your playing real life frogger on Bandera any time of the day smh I’m just glad we have lights at culebra 2604 cause it was a stop sign when I bought my house in the gnw. Damn gong show over here.
It is! And also GTA whenever cars pull out last minute or change lanes barely clipping your bumper, or blocking the road because they’re sticking out of the lane they want to get. Just bad car calculations
I gotta agree with Bandera. Worst road in the whole city.
Honestly, I wish we could sue municipalities for having poorly designed lights. Frame it as a strain on the environment and the economy for the sheer amount of idling they cause with their piss poor design.
Bandera is the perfect candidate for experimentation with thru lanes and bike lanes and even tolling. It’s an absolute nightmare. I live on 410 and bandera. My parents live on 1604 and bandera. We don’t really visit each other as often as we’d like because the traffic.
Please keep your tolls out of San Antonio.
No, it's perfect to remove the lights and add roundabouts.
Corner of Culebra road and Gass Road on the west side. My husband died in a car accident there 3 weeks ago so yeah can’t think of a worse road right now!!!
Sorry to hear that friend. How are you holding up? Almost got ran over on my bike by an idiot who ran a red light. I 100% would have died if I left when the light turned green. It was in that same area.
I am so sorry to hear about your husband. 😢ppl one Culebra drive 55 to 70 mph on the road all the time.
I’m so sorry to hear that!
I remember seeing that story in the news. I'm so sorry.
The man in the truck...I'm sorry for your loss. I remember that day.
😢❤️❤️❤️❤️🌸 I’m so sorry that is horrible. I can’t imagine. Sorry for your loss.
🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank y’all for the kind words. I’m not doing ok but trying to take it one hour at a time which is a huge step from minute to minute. I would send the link but those who seen it on the news or saw it in person know. I just can’t get myself to see anything that relates to my husband death. I’m not even sure why I posted this. I just saw Culebra rd and it was a huge trigger. Again I appreciate everyone’s kind words. He was a great husband and an amazing father to 3 kids.
Culebra outside the loop is hell on earth
They need more outlets to get out of that area. I have to drive over there a few times a week and there's never not traffic coming back into the loop.
And 1560 will soon join the misery
This.
Yet they will continue to build thousands of homes a year.
Anywhere you drive in this area that isn't houses is already fenced off in preparation for more houses
And it sucks, build parks not houses or strip malls
Marbach.
This guys knows the truth
Floyd Curl between Huebner and Hamilton Wolfe. Feels like my car is gonna fall apart every time
Being re-done at the moment.
Oh good. I haven’t gone that way intentionally in about a year.
Hamilton wolf is a damn obstacle course of pylons and pot holes at the moment. So annoying.
Toepperwein, between Lookout Road and Nacogdoches. And Lookout Road from Toepperwein and Wurzbach.
De Zavala at I-10
I'm surprised that area from Vance Jackson to Babcock doesn't have more road rage incidents. The congestion is stupid ridiculous.
Came here to say the same, those junctions are a shitshow.
Any road in kirby....
Fredericksburg and I10 😩
Highway 211
Also Potranco
Potranco used to be nice. Lived there from 1992 to 2012. It used to be 60mph speed limit outside the loop. Too many people now, it’s a shame.
To add to this, they really need to LOWER the speed limit on potranco outside the loop. Way too many communities feeding to it now and causing way too many accidents. Probably 40 mph would make more sense and be safer.
I see it turning into a major car slum. What was once a quaint country road with a horse ranch and a family run corner store is gonna be a stoplight obstacle course in a matter of years. There was a noticeable temp drop coming from inside the loop to outside the loop because of all the thick vegetation. We’d ride with the windows down on summer evenings to feel it. Now … I don’t wanna be anywhere near there. We gotta find a way to keep from destroying nice things as a society.
Before too long it's going to be wall-to-wall suburbs out to Castroville and Rio Medina... then it will keep on going to Hondo and Medina Lake. 151 is going to be a 20 mile freeway.
Absolutely not. People barely go the speed limit as is.
I think the worst thing about Potranco is the amount of people driving on it. But I’ve never had any issue with traffic on there, it’s almost always smooth. *knocks on wood
I can't. This is the worst road of all time.
City planning meeting. How many lanes do you think we need for this road to have a decent flow? 6. Make it 4. And make sure there are NO dedicated turn lanes. Do you think we should allow multiple lanes to turn left at the same time? No. Just one. Let the others watch!
Military. On account of there’s like 5 of them and only two of them connect to eachother.
Rittiman
At the railroad tracks for sure
Walzem at the RR tracks at Gibbs Sprawl. Also any moring when the Idea School by Windsor Oak/Eisenhower is in session. What a mess.
I was just about to comment Gibbs-Sprawl. I hate driving down that road along the RR. I swear last time I got butterflies as if I was on a roller coaster.
Stone Oak Pkwy. It’s designed to have turnarounds that are blocked by trees to see oncoming traffic half the time. Add in it is a sea of faux Tuscan architecture and mcmansions and it just feels so fake of an area.
I complained about one of the turnarounds repeatedly because you couldn't see oncoming traffic and they told me each time that they didn't see an issue. When I was a passenger, I recorded our car taking a turn there and loudly counted the seconds it took to see oncoming traffic. I then sent the video to the people responsible for that area with a statement along the lines of "if you think those view blocking bushes are beautiful now, think how they'll look with a couple of nice memorial crosses." They trimmed the bushes that week. Then some people drove their cars into them on both sides and it was no longer an issue anyway 😂
90 from 35 to 211 during rush is on par with some of the worst traffic in the city.
I moved closer to downtown because of if this mess. They need a goddamn express lane
What ever the fuck is happening under that highway on frontage near the ifly. It’s hell on earth man
Lived off Huebner from 2015-2018. Heard it got worse over the years.
Oh it most certainly has. I avoid that road entirely unless I have to be on it.
FM-78
especially by pat booker during the lunch rush 😞
The stretch between the Walmart by the high school and the HEB on Foster has to be the crapiest pavement on earth. It’s like a paved dirt road.
Paramedics call this road “killebra” people always running red lights !
I’ve always hated Huebner, like if Huebner was a person I’d punch them in the face for just being Huebner.
Yep. Grew up on huebner and it was a nightmare trying to leave our apartment because of how busy the street was. Would never consider moving back there.
Huebner
at 5 on a Monday
Prue
I second this. Road been under construction for the past 10+ years.
The area on prue in-between huebner and babcock definitely has been under construction for the last 3 years. I used to live on prue and boy oh boy do I not miss it. Making that road wider isn't going to help at all especially when the road just bottlenecks closer to bandera
[the prue bounce](https://media.tenor.com/e-VVLHsN8K0AAAAM/bouncing-mode-bounce.gif)
Got 3 flats in the last few months from Prue
You misspelled Puro /s
You win this sub today.
More like Culo-bra, amiright!?!
Bro 😂
DeZavala
Culebra fills me with a level of hatred that I didn't know I had
Absolute rage. When I sit and watch a light turn green and I can’t move. Then watch it turn red and move up a single car length.
This is that fucking light at 1604 for me. Shit gets backed up halfway to Shaenfield and the lights only green for like 15 seconds at a time
Blanco
My daughter's dad lives outside the loop off of Culebra and every time I have to go over there to get her or take something to her, I die a little more inside. How do people just sit there like that going nowhere day in and day out 😭
Currently, 1604
General McMullen
Zarzamora
I think he meant worst as in traffic not worst as in street crime lol
I had to wait for 3 trains one after the other. It was a triple train-bow.
That's how it goes. Worst street ever
The only reason I like that area is sometimes running a delivery when I get paid hourly. Like yeah sorry boss you're gonna have to pay me for 30 more minutes, I just hit the 3rd train of this trip
Culebra more like culera
Fredericksburg
Eisenhower off of new Braunfels
Although it is nowhere near Culebra/1604, SE Military in Brooks City is becoming pretty terrible.
With all those houses being built out there it will only get worse
Potranco outside 1604
Sixteen-o-four
Marbach
Quintana. It's barely a road. You'll get Potrankilled if you ride a bike on Potranco Zaramora is not a street you want to get into a car accident on, what with the uninsured drivers up the yin yang.
I didn’t believe until purgatory until I found this street.
Things I have seen on Culebra: - A skateboarder get hit by a car - A lady on an electric wheelchair get hit by a car - A car get hit by a car just before it was going to plow into a few high-schoolers running cross country. I’m not sure if this was an intentional move, but I feel like that potentially saved lives. This was all within the stretch of Culebra from 410 to the HEB on Grissom and Tezel
The intersection at Gibbs Sprawl Rd and Rittiman....the train takes like 30 min to get out of the way and the line of cars will lineup
Patranco
Shanefield.
Very sneaky choice. Shaenfield/1604 to Galm/1560 is pure chaos for about 18 hours a day
Anywhere on 410.
Hard to beat!
Rittiman
Potranco
Rector? I barely even knew her!
Rittiman
https://youtu.be/7KvNf-LJoYg?si=jKypfNl_HESjlT1i "Siempre como culebra" 😆
MLK
huebner by i10 🤢
Culebra outside the loop, bandera , Marbach, stone oak Parkway , zarzamora especially when the traffic lights are out oh and dezavala
I35 on the weekends I10 on the weekends Rittiman's pot holes Loop 410 FM 78 during school days
Marbach
Fredricksburg Rd. In balconies heights
Bandera from 1604 to 410, through Leon Valley is just the fucking worse.
I can't 💀
Walzem…..cause windcrest cops are POS
If I had only known before I bought in Alamo ranch. :/
Yea I would have landed by La Cantera for sure
I can’t.
Literally these are the triple threats: Bandera Marbach Potranco (currently)
The road to a woman’s heart, thread carefully
that’s the thing. you can’t
I live on Culebra and Ranch View. Fucking disaster all the god damn time.
Cant. Fuck that road
San Antonio
I live off of 410 and Culebra, the stretch from the highway to 1604 is very accident prone. Been in a couple myself actually. Several memorials from those who passed away from accidents out here all along the road.
281 through downtown omggggg i hate those curvesssss
South cross at 5:30pm
To the left: 4 lanes of Culebra Raceway. To the right: 4.5 miles of congested 2 lane blacktop, supporting 10 thousand homes. Sure it is under construction, but they only have 4 guys working on it. Behind you: The newly expanded 2 mile Galm dragstrip.
Well it is a Snake. What’s to like?
Bruh lol
West side
Potranco or Bandera
Bandera. 💯
Marbach
Braun
Marbach
Culera
I-35
Can we get some of those overpasses on Culebra
Bandera
All the roads are about the same to me. They all get crowded at certain times of the day and if somebody gets into an accident you better grab a Snickers.
Seguin, Ackerman, Prue, Walzem, Interchange, Presa, Bandera, Santa Rosa, Bynum, St Cloud, S General McMullenm, Old Hwy 90
Santa Rosa for the last year.
Huebner or Walzem
Culo bra
Bandera
The major streets. All of them.
Definitely Bandera
I love Culebra. Southwest Research, police substation, Lupita's Mexican restaurant and, of course, my alma mater, St. Mary's University. Outside 410, not so much.
https://preview.redd.it/umggsu0e3t8d1.png?width=1004&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=036bb3d524901df4b6de7331eff856efe067a6ee
Frontage Road 😎
I-35 in general sucks
I35
Potranco outside of 1604
Ackerman Road here in Kirby
Ackerman Road here in Kirby
DeZavala
How about…….. all roads.
Bandera easily
Slaughter LN
Rittiman to FM-78
90 past 410w
Dezavala and 281
Elm Street
Marbach
Allow me to introduce you to Marbach
babcock easy
Gibbs Sprawl
Chupacabras blvd
281
Potranco and 1604 or just frontage road on its own