Driving conditions in Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, Los Cabos, Mexico are often very different from the US or Canada. For your safety, you must drive slowly and cautiously in Mexico.

• Most cases of highway crime occur at night.

• Loose livestock often wander onto roads at night and are difficult to see

• Many vehicles in Mexico do not have functioning headlights and brake lights, creating dangerous situations

• Loose Livestock: Horses, cows, pigs, and dogs are often found wandering loose in the road.

• Construction sites are often unmarked and equipment can be left on the road

• In case of an accident or loss, you must report the claim in Mexico prior to entering the US in order for your Mexican Insurance to cover the claim.

• Research your route for safety using current maps. It is also recommended to ask questions about your route from the Mexican Tourism Office, Travel Clubs, or at stopping points along your trip. · Have your car serviced prior to leaving on your trip.

• Never operate your vehicle while under the influence of alcohol.