Rail connections with Mexico can be made anywhere within Canada or the US. Most are air conditioned and offer the full gamut of services. Trains link all the main towns and cities, but bus continues to be a more popular method of transportation.
Road
Some points of entry from the US are Mexicali, Nogales, El Paso, San Angelo, San Antonia, and Laredo. There are two main roads from Guatelama; the Pan American Highway crosses into Mexico and continues through Central and South America.
Just less than half of Mexico's 140,000 miles of road is paved, and you can expect to pay a toll charge for expressways.
An excellent and economical bus system links up all of Mexico, with central bus terminals providing fare information and schedules. There are numerous car rental agencies and a foreign drivers' license or International Driving Permit are required. It is advised that you insure the vehicle.
