You Will Be Surprised By The Most Common Laws Broken In Texas

Being born and raised in West Texas I have noticed we have a different way of living out here. Wild Wild West would be the best way to describe it.

I feel like Texans live the best of both worlds. One day can go from extreme mudding with the family and then it could go to sitting on your back porch sipping a cold one and enjoying the Texas sunset. We live our lives to the fullest but know how to sit back and appreciate the small moments.

I will say most homegrown Texans trot the line when it comes to breaking the law. If you ask someone who grew up in Texas they will probably all have a story of sneaking into an abandoned house a time or two. They also probably have a story about a Roman candle war they had on the Fourth of July with their cousins.

TEXAS' MOST BROKEN LAWS

While these actions may be mostly innocent and harmless, many laws are frequently broken that should not be. It's concerning to realize that some of the most commonly violated laws are dangerous ones.

Driving under the influence is no surprise that it's one of the most common law violations but we all agree that it shouldn't be. With so many ride-sharing services, this should still not be as big of a problem in any part of the United States.

This example is not surprising, but the rest of the list of the most common laws broken in Texas may not have the same reaction.