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May 28
2009
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A Complete Guide to Driving in CaboPosted by Carol Billups in Traffic , Streets , Mexico , Mexican , Los Cabos , Driving , Cars , Cabo San Lucas , cabo , Baja |
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By Carol S. Billups,
Some people are intimidated by the idea of driving in Mexico, but it’s really quite simple and fun as long as you know the local customs and try to adapt. So here’s your handy guide; follow these tips and you’ll be driving like a native in no time.
The first thing you’ll want to do is know who else is on the road with you. In Baja Sur our license plates are white with a stripe of color at the top and bottom. The color of the stripes tells you who’s driving the car.
