Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

The ‘unique flair’ of Puerto Vallarta buses

When I moved to Mexico I arrived by air, so for the first while, I relied upon Puerto Vallarta buses, taxis and my feet to get around.  Riding public transit can be a drag, hence the reason that so many young people yearn to have their own vehicle.  There is a freedom to driving that simply doesn’t happen when riding a bus or train.  If you look carefully, however, riding a common everyday city bus can be magical.

I’m cheap.  (At least, that is what my son has told me time and time again.)  So, although Vallartense taxis . . .

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