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: Mexican Insurance Tips & Tricks
These articles are all related to driving in Mexico, crossing the Mexico border and or tourist tips and tricks.
Is Duplicate Car Insurance Really Necessary?
Do you have insurance in U.S. or Canada and Mexico at the same time? This article might help.
Should I Buy Mexican Car Insurance at the Border?
Some people still prefer to buy cars, groceries, or clothing in person. Online shopping has its conveniences, but they still like to get out in the world to do their shopping.
Cash in Mexico
Many travelers are concerned about carrying a substantial amount of cash on them no matter where they’re traveling. Carrying too much cash can make them feel like a target.
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.”
Mexican Roadside Assistance
Roadside assistance in Mexico is essential for tourists. It’s free here with every policy sold.
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.
Tips for Tourists In Mexico
Keep Valuables Hidden In case you plan on bringing jewelry, electronics, cameras, money, or anything else of significant monetary value, make sure to keep it hidden out of plain sight. Many parts of Mexico are not dangerous for tourists, but you will still risk making yourself an easy target for thieves if you make it […]
Tips to Driving In Mexico
We might take driving for granted in our home country, so here are some tips to driving in Mexico. The tips below might save your life.
Is It Safe to Travel in Mexico?
Due to the recent warning regard travel in Mexico, many people are wondering if it’s safe to take trips past our southern border in 2019. Despite the easy access, unbeatable coastal vistas, mysterious and intriguing ancient ruins, and quaint colonial towns – Mexico has earned a sour reputation as a country rife with crime and […]
Allow me to introduce you to…”Mexico Mike” Nelson
“Mexico” Mike Nelson is one of the most informed tourists in all of Mexico. For over 50 years he has analyzed every road, published and unpublished for the benefit of his members. From his personal blog you can get trip advice and personalized maps with handy first hand advice from a professional Mexico traveller.
Fast Border Crossing with Sentri
Border Crossing with Sentri – several crossings along the U.S. and Mexican border now allow pre-approved travelers a fast track back to the U.S. By registering for Sentri cards or other quick-pass identification cards, travelers can use the Ready Lanes to speed up the customs and crossing process. For frequent travelers to Mexico, this is […]
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?