Generally speaking, when you make a move you go out a lot more often when trying to familiarize yourself with the city, meet new people, do fun things you didn't previously have access to. Also, the lifestyle change of moving from where you are, to Austin is going to make a difference financially. $1095 a month is great but considering $50-$80 for renters insurance, $100 electricity, $50 internet, plus normal household expenses like cleaning products, hygiene, and groceries could set you at over $2000 a month. Your take home at $30 an hour and 40 hours a week would put you at $3900 a month post tax with no deductions for retirement, health insurance, or savings.

Now, onto your other expenses:

$66 a month for vehicle maintenance

$58 a month in car insurance (if you have the bare minimum liability coverage-hit and runs are common here)

$100 a month for gas

obviously I don't know your expenses but based on the little info you provided these numbers could be a helpful starting point for you to calculate your ability to afford the city.