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Driving in Lima is hazardous. Not only are the roads in a bad
condition, but local drivers are reckless and aggressive. Car
rental is therefore best avoided. The regular buses serving the
city consist of microbus vans and larger 'school bus' vehicles.
These are plentiful and inexpensive, although uncomfortable and
frequently involved in accidents. These 'micros' and 'combis' can
be flagged down in the street. Destinations are usually not marked
so ask the driver before boarding. Taxicabs are also plentiful and
cheap, of no particular make or model, but recognisable by plastic
signs on the windshield. Taxis are not metered and the fare should
be agreed before departure.
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