By chriswooden12 February 08, 2018
Smooth transaction with no problems what so ever. Mike was very proffessioanl and did a really great job. Thanks. ...read more
By adammm14553 September 11, 2014
The driver was punctual and extremely pleasant. The car was comfortable. We changed the time of our return trip and the company was able to accommodate this change. We really appreciated that. ...read more
By wallacesff September 03, 2014
Thanks Mike! Allen was awesome and we appreciate everything. You guys are total pros and will receive all our work in the future ...read more
From the Rosarito Beach Vistors Burea 1/1/09:ROSARITO POLICE OFFICERS BEGIN USING MAIL-IN BILINGUAL TRAFFIC TICKETSAll Rosarito police officers in December began issuing bilingual tickets for traffic infractions, which will allow out-of-area visitors as well as others the option of paying fines by mail.The tickets will be issued by both the city's tourist police and regular police to any motorist who commits an infraction within city jurisdiction. They list amounts owed for each offense and the fines can be paid by mail.Motorists still have the option of appealing a ticket.The procedure does not apply to other parts of Baja or other departments, such as federal or state police, who might make traffic stop on highways under their jurisdiction within Rosarito.Police agencies implement procedures on an individual basis, including the bilingual ticket."This will make it both less confusing and easier to pay traffic fines, especially for our out-of-area visitors," said Mayor Hugo Torres. "Before it was necessary to follow an officer to a station to pay the fine. Now in most cases they can simply be mailed in."He continued: "A traffic fine can never be paid directly to an officer, and we ask that people report to us the name and badge number of any officer that requests that they do so, or any that does not offer them the option of receiving a bilingual ticket."Implementing the bilingual ticket is the latest of many actions taken by Rosarito to make it more convenient for people visiting the popular tourist city."This year alone we have started a special tourist police force, office for visitor assistance and gotten about 400 volunteers for a citizens' watch program in our tourist areas," said Laura Wong, president of the Rosarito Convention & Visitors Bureau."Partly because of this, a busy Spring Break, Memorial Day, July Fourth and the Rosarito-Ensenada bike ride went smoothly and without any serious incident involving any of our many visitors," she said. ...read more
By Mexico Insurance Services January 06, 2009
Moving is complicated enough, but if you cannot drive your vehicle and must instead tow it, a car hauler trailer can make the process simpler. You can hire a company to ship your vehicle for you, but this is frequently not nearly as cost effective as towing the vehicle yourself. ...read more
Becoming a car transporter can be a profitable way to make a living. Major auto companies and dealerships rely on car transports to deliver stock to the proper place. With the proper training and certification, you can become a successful car transport driver. ...read more
