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There are all kinds of good information about importing cars, getting a license, and driving in Mexico here.
But how many of you actually live without a car?
For three years I had an apartment on Ave. Vicente Guerrero in Juarez, and I know I could have lived there without a car and many weekends came and went without me even getting mine out of the garage. There were little stores for fresh produce and meat within a couple of blocks, and getting to S-Mart was a breeze. Just hop on the next bus and get off five minutes later. The buses, in fact, were a great, cheap way to get to know the city.
I'm thinking right now that it would be nice to start without a car at all, and go from there.
Is this actually a practical idea in your opinion? I realize the answer will vary depending upon location. So I'll narrow it down to people who live in cities of over 500,000. In a small town, obviously, you would need one.
But how many of you actually live without a car?
For three years I had an apartment on Ave. Vicente Guerrero in Juarez, and I know I could have lived there without a car and many weekends came and went without me even getting mine out of the garage. There were little stores for fresh produce and meat within a couple of blocks, and getting to S-Mart was a breeze. Just hop on the next bus and get off five minutes later. The buses, in fact, were a great, cheap way to get to know the city.
I'm thinking right now that it would be nice to start without a car at all, and go from there.
Is this actually a practical idea in your opinion? I realize the answer will vary depending upon location. So I'll narrow it down to people who live in cities of over 500,000. In a small town, obviously, you would need one.