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I almost rear ended a tractor at night that was cruising at about 15 MPH halfway between Penasco & Sonoyta. There were no lights or reflectors on the tractor.

Yes, and I also have comprehension. NO ONE can speed going north to Sonoyta with the ever present radar cop & Red Cross stop. Please read Mexico Joe’s post.

In the Yucatan, on major 50 mph highways they have installed double speed bumps- they are well marked and have good signage and these speedbumps definitely slow traffic down.

Wrong again! No one can speed going north in to Sonoyta due to the always present radar cop and the red cross stop. The speeding between the two towns is very dangerous. One note: my friend was driving way too fast about half way between Sonoyta and Penasco, several years ago and we were pulled...

Wrong again. You got nothing but two wrong feet! I have seen NO ONE state that speeding is not a problem between the two cities. I have seen ONLY talk of the corrupt cops in Sonoita harassing non-speeders.

Do the Encantame Towers have a fire sprinkler system?

Has anyone ventured in to the dental implant world in Mexico? Do you have any recommendations? I have two guy’s working for me in Phoenix, sober addicts, that I am trying to help. Having a decent smile is a huge stumbling block for them. Any advice is welcome.

We have an AWD Mach E on order. Ford is killing the E vehicle market. The Maverick will come in a hybrid version, the F-150 Lightning is approaching us, the Mach E is out and our older Fusion Hybrid gets aroung 42 MPG in town. I never could understand why Toyota did not come out wiht a mini...

Stuart: I have been asking for years why trailer tires seem to blow or disentegrate at a much higher rate than auto tires. What is your take on this?

Not sure Mexico will ever recover: https://apnews.com/article/caribbean-mexico-police-f6ea7798ca3cc171ac13b3a5a6a6c266

Well, not sure what you consider a more reliable news source but this article is reported in many news agencies around the world-I read similar stories several other countries news. Personally, I feel the WSJ is the least biased in any direction of any news source in the U.S.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/dozens-of-mexican-candidates-have-been-killed-in-a-bloody-election-season-11621941312?st=uo74e7fywshcz8o&reflink=article_copyURL_share

https://www.wsj.com/articles/mexican-democracys-big-test-11621804644?st=zonmpfr5yab36xo&reflink=article_copyURL_share

Queens is completely delusional, does not believe anyone and is supportive of corruption-maybe even on the take.

The police harassment in Sonoyta means no stopping for tacos or beer in Sonoyta-the cops are corrupt, period, and it is hurting everyone’s economy. Filming works well, having your wife bitch them out works better. Maybe we all should just drive 4MPH through town and back up traffic, do this all...

Read my message below, the police do not handle raging American women well. Good job!!

I have thought about doing this. I only bring color copies of my titles to Mexico, maybe a laminated color copy of my drivers license will help. The best is to let my wife drive, then when she gets pulled over for doing nothing she rips on the officers until they back away, and they have backed...

It’s the crawl, stopping for eternity at stop signs and maybe saying a prayer. In general we make it with no issues-as most do but the impunity and wanton disrespect for any rule of law is a big reason Mexico is where it is at. Every single act of corruption hurts everyone in the country.

A friend this past weekend was pulled over or stopping at a speed bump. Not only are the police 100% corrupt thet are asking for $180 for a speeding fine-much higher than many speeding fines in the states.