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I wandered just a bit south on a whim with no destination and as you go even a bit past the first major city the roads are empty, people just leave the highway
by LexGray 3y ago
I wandered just a bit south on a whim with no destination and as you go even a bit past the first major city the roads are empty, people just leave the highway whenever, the city streets are dirt with massive pits, and the small towns can resemble permanent homeless camps with fences cobbled together from box springs. The experience feels quite lawless (or at least significantly different enforcement) than a drive at random in the United States.
I know the whole country is not like that, but it is not a vacation spot I would go without a plan unlike the US where you can do a cross country drive and rely there will be services almost everywhere.
- bombcar 3y agoI've been to places like that in the USA, and yes, Mexico is different, but it takes a decent distance to get that different. But I'll grant that Mexico is another country, unlike Canada :D