| Regular Bus Riders to Mexico Say Don't Change Plans Sara Goldenberg - ABC News | |
| go to original May 31, 2013 |
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Buses leave the US for Mexico around the clock. But some travelers are weary of taking the bus after Mexican police accused American Yanira Maldonado of smuggling drugs. Police said they found them under her seat on a bus.
She maintained she was innocent.
We checked in with some people who depend on buses to make the trip from Phoenix to Mexico to see their families. For many, those buses are a lifeline.
... If you're traveling to Mexico anytime soon, whether by bus or plane, you'll find some tips on the U.S. Department of State's website.
Generally, the state department says Mexico is a safe place to visit.
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