what if you want to drive a Mexican-registered car in the United States? Or, what if you are in Mexico and you want to drive a U.S. car? The answer depends on where you are LICENSED.
Category: Driving in Mexico
driving in mexico can be an amazing experience. However, don’t fall into the traps of not understanding the difference. Mexico has specific laws, KM/H instead of MP/H, and other. Start here to learn some differences
COVID-19 Border Restriction
The United States Customs and Border Protection agency announced an extension to the restrictions on border crossing into the United States. See below for the new message released today.
Car Repairs in Mexico
You can have any car repairs done in Mexico. No matter what the problem, Mexican mechanics can repair it and get you back on the road
Drinking and Driving Laws in Mexico
Visit Mexico and have a good time–but never drink and drive in Mexico.
Tips for Driving Safely in Mexico
People travel to Mexico annually to enjoy its culture, deep history, tasty food, and abundant sunshine. Many of them drive within the country but find themselves unprepared. W
Mexico Travel Tips
A large, diverse country, Mexico provides international travelers with a thrilling and unique travel experience. This is especially true among American travelers, as it ranks among the top destinations in the region
Mexican Free Zone
The Mexican Free Zone designed to attract tourists. Formerly the “hassle-free” or “liberated area” – officially it is called the “Free Trade Zone.”
Driving Mexican Roads: 5 Things You Could Encounter
In many ways, driving in Mexico is a lot like driving on California or Arizona’s highways and byways. On the other hand, any time you drive in a foreign country, you can expect some differences.
Hit and Run Mexico
Being involved in a car crash is bad enough, but having the other driver flee the scene is even worse. Worst of all is being involved in a hit-and-run crash while on vacation in Mexico.
Driving in Mexico compared to Driving in the US
Mexican roads are now safer than they’ve ever been. American drivers need to keep a watch on differences in local driving
Driving in Mexico City – “Hoy No Circula” Restrictions
First of all, the goal of the “Hoy No Circula” program is to set standards that reduce vehicular traffic in the State of Mexico and DF, thus limiting environmental pollution
Towing in Mexico
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Here are some important things to note when you tow your boat, trailer, another car, utility trailer or ATV down to Mexico:
1. You MUST identify the towed unit when trailering in Mexico. When you add weight to the rear of your automobile it changes the operating dynamic and risk. Failure to tow behind an insured vehicle without listing …
Driving Your Diesel to Mexico?
When driving a Diesel powered vehicle into Mexico make considerations. If you have the newer diesel engines that require low sulfur (Diesel 2) then check this locator for up-to-date Diesel 2 stations throughout Mexico. Also in this article we explain the differences and show what signs to look for at the Pemex gas stations.
Mexico Traffic Tickets
Getting a traffic ticket in Mexico may be inconvenient (as it is anywhere), but it’s not the end of the world and shouldn’t put a damper on your vacation or travel plans. To handle a ticket in Mexico listen carefully to the officer and ask
Top 50 Sites to See in Mexico
It almost goes without saying that Driving in Mexico boasts far more than a mere fifty attractions to see when traveling through the country. Yet the following sites and attractions are among the most famous among those driving through the country. Be sure to include as many as you can when creating your itinerary; you […]
Tijuana Ensenada Toll Road collapse
A portion of the Ensenada – Tijuana toll road collapsed Saturday morning.
Toll Roads in Mexico
The boom in Mexico’s toll road construction was 1989-1994. Fifty-two concessions were awarded to private contractors to build new roads covering about 5,000
Green Angels
The Green Angels are heroes in Mexico to tourists broken down on the road. But where did they come from?
Otay Mesa ‘Ready Lane’ Opens May 2, 2011
Otay Mesa to open the Ready Lane at the Otay Mesa border crossing on May 2, 2011. This lane is for those with one of these RFID’s: the U.S. Passport Card; the Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL); the Enhanced Tribal Card (ETC); Trusted Traveler Cards (NEXUS, SENTRI and FAST cards); the new Enhanced Permanent Resident Card […]
Gasoline in Mexico
If you are driving south, you may need to buy gasoline in Mexico at some point. Fortunately, this should be a simple and straightforward process for the most part, though there are some potential complications that can come up.