Waco Auto Insurance (TX)

Waco, Texas is a city of about 126,000 and is the seat of McLennan County. Waco residents are spread out over an area of around 84 square miles. The city’s economy is underpinned by the Providence Health Center, Baylor University, and Waco Independent School District, which are the area’s three dominant employers.

The city’s major north-south highway is Interstate 35, which connects to Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio. State Highway 6 also connects the city to Bryan/College Station and Houston. US Highway 84 is the major east-west roadway in the area. Waco’s fatal accident count varies, being lower than throughout the rest of the state in some years and higher or even to the average in other years. Public transportation is provided by Waco Transit System which operates local bus service Monday through Sunday throughout the majority of the area.

Waco is part of a subtropical climate influenced by the Gulf of Mexico. Winters are short and mild which give way to warm springs and long, hot and steamy summers. Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year; spring tends to be the wettest while summer is the driest. Waco can sometimes experience strong violent storms with tornadoes along with the effects of the occasional remnants of hurricanes which blow in from the Gulf.