Hitchhiking in Mexico
Hitchhiking in Mexico
Hitchhiking in Latin America is reasonably safe and straightforward for males and couples, provided you speak some Spanish. It is a most enjoyable mode of transport - a good way to meet the local people, to improve one’s languages and to learn about the country.Truck drivers in particular are often well versed in things of interest one is passing, for example crops and industries. Some trucking companies, though, do not allow their drivers to take hitchhikers. If trying to hitchhike away from main roads and in sparsely populated areas, however, allow plenty of time.and ask first about the volume of traffic on the road. On long journeys.set out at crack of dawn, which is when trucks usually leave. They tend to go longer distances than cars. However, it should be said that hitchhiking involves inherent risks and should be approached sensibly and with caution.
