ADO BusLine, Grand Luxury Division http://www.adogl.com.mx
(Lujo service only, does not include ADO first class buses)
http://www.adogl.com.mx

Flecha Amarilla  www.flecha-amarilla.com.mx
Will open as Primera Plus, an elevated level of service.
From Mexico Norte Terminal covering west and north as far
as Mazatlan

UNO Bus Line  http://www.uno.com.mx/  
Mexico City Terminals and partial bus schedules
http://www.mpsnet.com.mx/mexico/intereses/busses.html
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Collectivo:
The Collectivo is a shared taxi cab with a price
considerably lower than a private cab. The problem
with the collectivo is that the driver often tries to
overload the vehicle, putting two passengers in the
single front seat. For this reason, the best seats are in
the back.  Four people sharing a private cab can often
do as well as a collectivo on short trips, but to the
distant villages, the collectivo is a bargain.

Camionetta:
Coastal regions have camionettas, a pickup with a
covered cab and two bench seats in back that holds a
dozen or more and that will make stops along the way.
They take you from the bus terminal to the beach at a
real bargain rate if you don’t mind being stuffed into the
bed of a pickup truck.
Collectivo, Airport:
Airports and some towns also have van collectivos that
are comfortable. Palenque and Tapachula for instance
have van collectivos that are no-frills (no AC) but are
comfortable and inexpensive. Palenque village to
Palenque ruin for 10 pesos, for example. (less than $1.
USD) Palenque to the crossroads of Bonampak, $ 60.
pesos. (90 miles)

Crossroads Collectivo This will be a collective cab
or van that will get you to the village center from the
main highway where the second class bus stops. From
the crossroads you take the collective cab into the
village main plaza. The larger villages might also have
bus service from the village center to the second class
terminal in the nearby city.
Article:  Palenque
transportation and trips
to Bonampak ruin
Mexico Transportation: Taxis:  The taxis in the cities will
have a standard rate but you should ask before entering because
some cities have two systems, one an unofficial (pirate) system
that will not follow the established rate.  In Mexico City it is best to
have the concierge or hotel manager secure the cab or have the
airport or bus station starter make the arrangement rather than
take a chance hailing a cab in the street.
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