Mexican Car Insurance for Tourists: What US Visitors Need
US tourists driving into Mexico need a Mexican tourist auto policy – your US insurance is not valid. Here is what visitors need, what it covers, and how to buy it in minutes.
Temporary Mexican Car Insurance: 1 Day to 1 Year Coverage
Only crossing for a day or a weekend? Temporary Mexican car insurance covers you for exactly the time you need – from a single day to a full year. Buy online in minutes.
Coming Back to the US: The Return Border Crossing
The northbound return is the long part of any Baja trip. Here is what to have ready, what you can bring back, and how to make crossing back into the US faster and easier.
Cell Phone Coverage and eSIMs for Driving in Mexico
Will your phone work in Baja? Many US plans include Mexico, but coverage is spotty on rural roads. Here is how to stay connected with plans, eSIMs, and offline maps.
Pesos, ATMs, and Tolls: Money Tips for a Baja Road Trip
Should you bring pesos or dollars to Baja? Here is how to handle money on a Baja road trip – tolls, gas, ATMs, cards, and tipping – so nothing slows you down.
Is It Safe to Drive to Tijuana From San Diego? (2026)
Millions visit Baja safely every year. Here is a practical, honest look at driving safety in Tijuana and Baja – the real risks, sensible precautions, and how to travel smart.
What to Do If You Have a Car Accident in Mexico
In an accident in Mexico, call your Mexican insurer immediately and do not admit fault. Here is the step-by-step on handling a crash in Mexico – and why proper insurance is essential.
Gas Stations in Baja: Pesos, Tips, and Scams to Avoid
Baja gas stations are full-service and cash-friendly. Here is how to pay, the common pump scams to watch for, and why you should fuel up often on Baja road trips.
Driving in Mexico: Road Signs, Speed Limits and Rules for US Drivers
Signs in Mexico are in Spanish and speeds are in km/h. Here is a quick glossary of key road signs, what topes are, and how to read Baja speed limits as a US driver.
Military and Immigration Checkpoints in Mexico: What to Expect
Military and immigration checkpoints are routine on Baja highways. Here is what they are, what officers look for, and how to handle a checkpoint calmly as a tourist.