The ride can be wild, but this is how most Mexicans get around. Even if the idea of riding in a brightly colored vehicle with a possible madman at the wheel is not your idea of fun, everyone should ride on one of these buses at least once. Trains Mexico's train system is somewhat antiquated and not particularly efficient or dependable, but the trains are a must for anyone nostalgic about railroading. First-class trains offer assigned seats and bathrooms. Taxis and Rental Cars Taxis are plentiful and reasonably priced.
Gas prices are usually higher than in the United States.
Taxis are a better alternative. When traveling in Mexico City it is best not to hail taxis on the street. Instead, ask your hotel concierge to order a radio-dispatched taxi. Automobile Travel Do not drive in Mexico without first obtaining Mexican automobile insurance. This can be purchased at any border crossing town and is reasonably priced.