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Joyce
Plano, TX
Plano, TX Driving Tips
While Plano is a safe and well-maintained city, probably the best advice is to avoid rush hour traffic. If you do have to drive this during these hours, give yourself an ample time window to get to your destination and drive defensively.
Plano, TX Buying Tips
There are a cluster of car dealerships on the access road along northbound Highway 75 and also on Plano Parkway. These places are the best to go if you want a good deal on a new vehicle. If you're looking for a good deal on a used vehicle, my experience has shown that you'll pay more at a dealership than what a car is worth and dealers are not willing to haggle. For a used car, the best bet is locating a private seller through craigslist.
Favorite driving memory
The driving itself is not very memorable. This is a highly suburban part of town, so most of the streets and roads go through housing developments and subdivisions. Its not like Dallas proper, where there are a number of places to drive that are visually iconic of have clusters of places to enjoy. Perhaps the best part of driving in this part of the country is the fact that it is incredibly safe. Occasionally, there is a wreck in bad weather and traffic is bad, but outside of that, the roads are well-maintained and drivers obey most laws.
Favorite road
Independence Parkway. Its a common road that you can use to get from one end of the city limits to the other with relatively little confusion. It passes through the main parts of the developed city, which consists mostly of shopping centers and strip malls, which is good for such a suburban area. The city is very well maintained, so its an easy and safe road to drive on in most conditions.
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America
Plano, TX
Plano, TX Driving Tips
You have to travel around the city a lot. There is tons to do in Plano, from clubs, to movies, bowling and sports. Be aware of other drivers, and watch the road and don't text and drive. Be nice to other drivers on the road, everyone is trying to get somewhere. Don't drive aggressive, the drivers in Plano are really nice.
Plano, TX Buying Tips
Make sure you go to the right dealership. Try to get the best price possible and make sure it's the car that you want. Do your research to make sure your happy with the car before hand. Also always test drive it out just to see if your happy on how it drives. Check the car fax also if buying a car, just in case.
Favorite driving memory
It would definitely be the time when I was driving from Plano to Commerce TX. I was driving on the highway 101, and the road was extremely dark. So I turned on my brights to help me see better and end up seeing a friend whose car was broken down on the side of the road. So I ended up helping him out and we later on went to Oklahoma that day and I won 384$ at casino there. I never would have won that money if I wasn't driving and helped out my friend.
Favorite road
Los Rios. Los Rios is one of the best roads in Plano! It's all along middle class houses, and it always reminds me of home each time a drive along it. Along this road was where we would always walk to CVS or Litewok and order food when we where younger. We always would use it to get to school and visit friends houses.