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Transportation

On The Road:
Road conditions in the Dominican Republic vary greatly. On major roads or highways the conditions are fairly good and getting around is pretty easy. On the other hand secondary roads can range from good to virtually non-existant. Under any circumstane caution is advised when traveling on the roads. Dominicans tend to ignore many driving rules, roads can have unexpected problems, or things may just be laying in the road! So be careful when driving around the Dominican Republic.

Car Rental:
If you feel the need to drive in the Dominican Republic there are plenty of car rental agencies to be found. Rental agencies can be found in larger cities and and the nicer hotels. Be aware that the rates can be high. Make sure you take out insurance since car theft is a problem, and accidents do happen. A little bit of caution will help to make sure your trips is safe and enjoyable.

Taxi-service:
Taxi service can be found throughout the Dominican Republic. Since there are few if any taxi meters negotiating a price is a must. Don't wait till you arrive at your destination before talking about cost. You should negotiate a price prior to leaving anywhere in a taxi. If you don't know what is reasonable, ask someone at the school or the hotel where you are staying. They will be more than happy to help you.

Public Transportation:
The other option for getting around the Dominican Republic is by bus. For longer hauls you can take a ride on a bus operated by major commercial operators. These buses are comfortable and get you from point to point quickly.

However many of the buses you will encounter are actually small vans or old buses. They are the cheapest and everyone uses them. They do however stop everywhere and can get very crowded. The are great for short distances but can get very uncomfortable for a longer haul.

Sightseeing Tours:
If you like there are some companies that offer sightseeing tours. If you are in a hurry this can be a good option to see parts of the country. However if you are at all independent getting around to sites of interest can be done on your own.



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