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Transportation

Haiti β€” Getting around and local transit

Educational information only β€” not legal advice. Verify all details with official sources. Laws and conditions change frequently.

Getting Around

  • β–ΈTap-taps (colorfully decorated pickup trucks or minibuses) are the main public transport β€” fares are HTG 15–50 for city routes.
  • β–ΈMotorcycle taxis (mototaxis) are ubiquitous and affordable for short distances.
  • β–ΈCap-HaΓ―tien has a more manageable road environment than Port-au-Prince.
  • β–ΈIntercity travel requires careful security assessment β€” check current conditions before travel.
  • β–ΈPrivate car rental or contracted drivers offer safer travel for those with resources.

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