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Transport: The Metro de Santiago is an easy and efficient way to explore
the city at a reasonable price and services most places of
interest. MetroBuses serve the Metro stations to act as an
extension to the rail system. Competing private companies run
Santiago's many minibuses (micros), drivers
working on a commission basis dependant on collecting as many fares
as possible. Buses tend to race each other chaotically through the
city's main streets and can be a dangerous option. Quicker and more
comfortable are the colectivos, which have fixed
routes and can take five passengers. They look like regular taxis,
but display their route on the roof. Taxis can be hailed on any
street corner, or radio taxis can be called to the door. Taxis are
relatively inexpensive. Driving in Santiago is not recommended due
to heavy congestion and limited parking.
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