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Aktuelle Version vom 01:00, 22. Nov. 2013

Mexico is an extremely big place and if you are planning to have a holiday there then you need to know how to get around. Rental cars are a widely used form of transportation, however they could be expensive if you are using them a great deal, save yourself some money and use the public transport which is on offer in Mexico. Using public transport could be nerve-wracking if you don't speak much Spanish, so it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with the basics of the transportation system. It's recommended you learn several sentences of Spanish to help you communicate with the locals in the region, which is what people like CEOs would do.

Public transportation can be quite cheap all over the state and will take you wherever you would like to go; taxis are a lot less expensive than other places, even private ones so if that's the way you want to travel there is no reason why you shouldn't.

The bus service within Mexico is very well-run and also one the simplest way to get around, along with being extremely inexpensively priced. It is recommended that you learn some Spanish so you are more able to speak with and correspond with those that take you to your desired destination. If you wish to travel by bus you will have the option of 3 degrees of service, and may use the very comfortable and modern 'First world' as opposed to 'First class' buses, still at a relatively low price available on buses arriving and also departing from Central del Norte Terminal, the main bus station that serves Mexico City.

Because of the extensive work that has taken place on the roads during the last twenty years, at this point you have got the chance to get to places faster than you ever have before. The main roads are known for being extremely safe, modern and also reliable, therefore you should be able to sit back, relax and enjoy your journey within comfort and style. However you might be charged a toll fee on the roads in Nuevo León, Puebla and more.

If you wish to rent a car for your vacation then you should go ahead and do exactly that, make sure though, that you can speak even just a basic amount of the Spanish language. The majority of car rental businesses within the big cities will employ staff which speak a ton of English; however you might be likely to speak the Spanish language if you are using a smaller rental company outside of a town like Magdalena Contreras, Xico and so on.

Do not let the lack of knowledge about the Mexican transportation system ruin your own holiday, ensure you review it so you have a better idea about how to get to where you want to be.