Getting Around
Edit ThisThe most common way to get around in Lima is by taxi. As with anywhere in Peru, passengers must always negotiate the price of the trip before entering the vehicle. This is important so that passengers don't end up pay far more than they should for a ride.
Passengers should take caution and keep an eye on valuables at all times. A common trick for pedestrians is to walk up to a taxi, reach in an open window, and take off with a passenger's possession that is in plain sight. It is always a good idea to put larger bags and backpacks in the trunk and out of sight.
Lima is a place where passengers should be especially careful when riding in taxis at night. Most drivers are okay, but it is regularly reported that taxi drivers have stolen money from passengers late at night.
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December 14, 2006
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by approaching genius (2 points)
