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The only vehicles which are allowed on any Mexican federal beaches are those used to launch and retrieve boats and emergency vehicles. Hoas have absolutely no authority on the topic no matter what they might think.

http://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/satire-humor-follow-trumps-declarations/

We haven't applied for or been asked for an FMM since the border, no hassle zone was extended west of Mexican highway 15 all the way to Empalme. We have been as far as Empalme a few times with no issues with FMM requirements.

No, just the truck registration.

Four days ago at the officially 'closed' checkpoint just south of the Mayan, only driving a truck with no boat, we were stopped and asked for our truck registration which was duly checked against our dash VIN number. First time ever for us.

https://www.watercar.com/pricing

A ratchet type tie down strap is the key since the strap that comes with it will slip off. Placing the strap between the rims of the cockpit and the built in storage bin helps prevent it from sliding off the kayak also.

That price is actually lower than I originally paid some time ago.

I have had one for some time and it works well since the tires can be hardened or softened for sand by adjusting the air pressure. As I and other reviewers have said, a better tie down strap would be advisable over uneven terrain.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Boat-Kayak-Canoe-Carrier-Dolly-Trailer-Tote-Trolley-Transport-Cart-Wheel-/380968359261 This one is much cheaper and doesn't require any modifications other than a better cinching strap.

We crossed into Mexico today, Sunday at noon with no line and were given the green light. The US northbound traffic was already backed up to Wendy's with much more on the way, as we witnessed on the drive from Sonoyta to Rocky Point. The weather and beach are beautiful as always and we are...

https://www.bankofamerica.com/deposits/manage/how-to-pay-when-traveling-abroad.go

Of course, any positive force which contributes to the local economy should be lauded and encouraged.

Some more info regarding Spring Break. http://www.puerto-penasco.com/spring-break-in-rocky-point.html

Good news and a little bad news also. http://www.mexicorvforums.com/diesel.php

http://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/in-puerto-penasco-they-expect-45000/

There was a huge turnout and everyone was having a great time but traffic detours were numerous, especially when not anticipated. It was good to see such activity though.

Shrimp is legal to take back to the US, always has been for us.

http://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/restart-bank-trust-debate-urge-realtors/

It worked for me several years ago.