The Expat Files - Parking Games - 02/09/14

2014-02-09

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-Part 2 of what to expect (and what you should do) if you’re pulled over by the cops or the transit police. Note that Latin cops are generally calm and non-confrontational. All in all, when dealing with Latin cops you’ll find it’s a totally different and usually a much more relaxed and friendly experience than what you might be used to when dealing with our more edgy and confrontational cops up north. But also note that all bets are off when dealing with Mexican cops! -Want to know what happens if a gringo or expat gets nailed in Latin America on a DUI charge? -Parking games in Latin Am...

-Part 2 of what to expect (and what you should do) if you’re pulled over by the cops or the transit police. Note that Latin cops are generally calm and non-confrontational. All in all, when dealing with Latin cops you’ll find it’s a totally different and usually a much more relaxed and friendly experience than what you might be used to when dealing with our more edgy and confrontational cops up north. But also note that all bets are off when dealing with Mexican cops!

-Want to know what happens if a gringo or expat gets nailed in Latin America on a DUI charge?

-Parking games in Latin America: The unwritten rules of neighborhood on-street parking (i.e., how to get your gringo advantage clipped).

-A discussion of speed limits, driving regulations,vehicle safety, and many other over-optimistic Latin fantasies.

-Do Latin cops eat Latin doughnuts?

-Follow the link on the main page at www.ExpatWisdom.com to schedule a private consultation with me. If you want to discuss the details of living, working, playing, doing business and/or retiring in Latin America, now you and I can talk about your situation one on one.

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