Topic: Transportation
Transportation, country by country
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Getting Around Guadalajara
A new light rail line, an 11-peso bus that runs into the airport terminal, a fare almost every page still gets wrong…
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Getting Around Mexico City
A 5-peso metro, a 588-peso-a-year bike share, two reopened lines most guides still call closed — and why a foreign-plated car is…
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Getting Around Phuket
Songthaew routes that all run through town, the tuk-tuk cartel, why riding is the real risk on this island, and a tram…
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Getting Around Chiang Mai
No rail, informal songthaews, and why a scooter is effectively necessary — plus the license endorsement that decides whether your insurance pays,…
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Getting Around Bangkok
Eight rail lines against some of the world\u2019s worst traffic, the fare cap foreigners are excluded from, why walking does not work,…
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Bangkok
The city splits along the rail spine: efficient within 400 meters of a station and hostile beyond it. Heat that is chronic…
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Getting Around Thailand
The road death rate and the license gap that voids your insurance, Bangkok rail and why station proximity decides where to live,…
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Thailand
What is actually in force in 2026: the remittance tax rule that is not a worldwide income tax, visa-free entry that is…
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Getting Around the Algarve
Why a car is necessary rather than recommended, the A22 now toll-free, what the railway is actually good for, and Faro airport…
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Getting Around Porto
Six metro lines and the works running to 2028, the 30-euro Andante pass, the granite hills, the Douro line, and an airport…
