Cross the Mexicali Border in a Taxi I get in the USA
Has anyone crossed the border in Calexcio/Mexicali in a taxi they picked up in the US?
I have heard that this is possible but I have never actually seen it in practice. I am in the process of finding a place to live in Mexico and it would be nice to move some personal effects via taxi. Someone told me that some taxis will cross the border and take you where you want. Where would I pick up these taxis? Has anyone actually done this?
Best Answer
Yes, it's possible.
For example, Getting To Mexicali has a final sentence:
While there are taxis that will take you across the border, it is only a 5 minute walk and you can catch a taxi on the other side of the border.
So for most people, doing the walk makes sense, but for you with your stuff, it does appear to be possible.
MexicaliMaryann also comments on her site:
If you take a taxi into Mexicali from the US side of the border, it will cost about $60 more.
indicating once more that it is possible, for a price.
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