Description
this is a very busy intersection and left turns are prohibited due to construction. No construction is ever seen, however, but the road is torn up and this causes traffic. Maybe because it is in a lower income area?
construction ▶ Archived
9387 9399 Long Point Rd Houston, TX 77055, USA
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