I just wished to let folks in on some fast recommendations on how to remain safe while driving in a foreign country, and I could give you an inventory of things to keep you protected.

The question might arise as to why a Mexican police officer would care if your united states registration and driver license are valid. Well, the plain truth of the affair is that why doesn't matter, as you can't change it anyway. In fact the only thing that's important is that you do indeed have a valid and current registration and driver license, because if you don't your vehicle might be incarcerated.

Purchase Mexican car insurance before the trip. It is thought of as a transgression to drive in Mexican without valid proof of financial responsibility, and that proof of financial responsibility can only be provided by a Mexican insurance company. A proof of insurance card supplied by your US insurance corporation won't be considered valid, even if the accident will be covered by the insurer. Remember that I announced it was a felony to drive in Mexico without proof of fiscal responsibility, and that mean that you will be going to jail.

Ensure that you have two copies of your Mexican car insurance certificate. This is so you can place the copy in your wallet or purse and the first in your auto, so that if your vehicle is lost or stolen you'll always have a copy of the forms with you.

Please do the same with your vehicle registration. It'll make it so much easier to prove to the Mexican police that your auto's indeed your vehicle, it you already have all the necessary bureaucracy. Remember, that they won't have accessibility to your state motor vehicle records like that united states law officer would. It would be wise to make their job as simple as practical.

To wrap things up ensure that all of your bureaucracy is valid, and that you have two copies of everything. Purchase %Link1% prior to going. Finally, enjoy your vacation. It might be the experience of a life-time, and the memories will last your entire life.