Costa Diamante
BeachBum
March 9th: Came across border around 11:45 am: U.S. Border Agents had two questions and let me approach the light: Got the Green Light: Was still asked to pull over , the Mexico agent asked if i had the titles for the 2 quads i was pulling (i didn't): so i got to digging in my glove box and pulling out my insurance, and other car papers, I found my Sand Buggy Title lifted it up and we waved me on: This was the first time i have ever been asked for ATV verification.
We saw no federales or police all the way into PP.
March 14th: From PP there was an ambulance about 7Km out of town on the side of the road (looked to be available for quicker response). About half way to Sonyota there were two vechicles on each side of the road with lights flashing. (looked to be repair trucks) They were not Police. About 10Km out of Sonyota was a Federal Police car parked with two officers in it.
At the border, the US Agent looked at my passport only and declined to look at the 7 kids in the cars passport.
Overall uneventful road trips.
We saw no federales or police all the way into PP.
March 14th: From PP there was an ambulance about 7Km out of town on the side of the road (looked to be available for quicker response). About half way to Sonyota there were two vechicles on each side of the road with lights flashing. (looked to be repair trucks) They were not Police. About 10Km out of Sonyota was a Federal Police car parked with two officers in it.
At the border, the US Agent looked at my passport only and declined to look at the 7 kids in the cars passport.
Overall uneventful road trips.