Interstate 10 crosses the entire state of Texas from the Louisiana border at Orange to the New Mexico border west of El Paso — a distance of approximately 880 miles, making it the longest single-state interstate segment in the United States. For commercial truck drivers, this corridor is less about a single dramatic hazard and more about the cumulative toll of distance, heat, wind, isolation, and the fatigue that comes from driving through hundreds of miles of visually monotonous terrain.
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