Category: Driving to Mexico

How to Clear U.S. Customs When Exiting Mexico

Clearing U.S. customs can take anywhere from a few minutes to hours. Here is what you need to know to get through customs easily when returning from Mexico... Read More »

Where Gringos get pulled over in Rocky Point Mexico

You'll want to remember that there is no left turn allowed at the intersection of Benito Juarez and Calle 13 when driving in Rocky Point, Mexico. The sign is hard to see and where gringos get pulled over... Read More »

Mexican Federal Roadways Mandatory Insurance

Third-party automobile liability insurance is mandatory on all Mexican federal roadways and bridges. And Mexican state maximums are $300k and more... Read More »

Border Crossing Trusted Traveler Programs

SENTRI pass and FAST pass are both part of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection service's Trusted Traveler Programs and make it easier for frequent visitors to the U.S. get through the border more quickly... Read More »

The Best Scuba Diving & Snorkeling Spots in Baja Mexico

This is your guide to all the worthy scuba diving and snorkeling sites on the Pacific side as well as along the Sea of Cortez on the Baja Peninsula... Read More »

Mexico Shopping Excursions

Everything you need to know about shopping in Mexico including how to stay safe and have proper insurance on your vehicle... Read More »

Affordable Mexico Recreational Vehicle Insurance

Save money on RV insurance by getting a liability only policy from a Mexico insurer to go with your U.S. RV insurance policy that provides coverage into Mexico... Read More »

Keeping Vehicles Legal While Visiting Mexico

Avoid these things that can cause your vehicle to not be legal while you are visiting Mexico, like canceling your U.S. policy while you are gone... Read More »

Driving Foreign Plated Vehicles in Mexico

If you are driving a foreign license plated vehicle in Mexico, there are some legal requirements you must follow, like you must have liability insurance and a TIP if driving outside the free zone... Read More »

Letter of Permission to Drive a Vehicle in Mexico

A letter of permission is required for insurance purposes, and also to meet legal requirements for driving a borrowed, leased, or financed vehicle in Mexico... Read More »