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Bus Schedules Nicaragua

Bus Schedules Nicaragua, - In Nicaragua there is available a diverse means of transportation, for groups and individuals, who understand there are international buses, urban or inter-city buses, taxis, mototaxis and pepanos or coops (bicycles with passengers' area), to facilitate the mobilization of the traveler inside the cities, as well as also to move from one destination to other one within the same or different regions of the country.

If she wants to travel Central America in relative comfort (air conditioning, reclining seats, television - video, sanitary service, and possibly a refreshment on board) she will find several International Bus lines to choose from. A couple of the larger Buslines include but are not limited to Costa Rican Bus which you can find at this link and Transnica here. Both bus schedules Nicaragua offer comfortable, excellent and sure service.



The urban buses generally are the least comfortable of the whole country. Since these units are the used yellow school buses. In the north part of Nicaragua the transportation is different. Usually there are not bus schedules Nicaragua. The people travel to the communities in trucks with a roofed passengers' area. This to facilitate the inclement weather of the rainy season.


The city of Managua has a wide variety of urban buses. In addition to bus schedules Nicaragua you can identify which bus goes to which area by looking at the bus number signs, which indicate the route that they follow. In other cities they use points of reference in their signs, besides numbers.


In general, the urban buses will only stop at the bus stops if someone indicates them that they must stop. Otherwise they do not stop if they do not believe it necessary. There is not a lot of available information about these routes, so, you are encouraged always to ask the Nicaraguans. When you get on the bus also ask the driver where you have to get off in order to get to your destination.



And what bus do you take? The inter-city buses always take you to the bus terminal of the city or village. These buses generally are larger buses, cheaper, take more time, make frequent stops and with a bus schedules Nicaragua intact. Or the express buses: smaller buses more comfortable, with a bus schedules Nicaragua more efficient. In general, a bit more expensive, much quicker in getting you to your destination... and, though they are? Expresses?, they also do frequent stops.


For major information about bus schedules Nicaragua, destinations and prices of the inter-city buses check this link.


In the big cities like Managua, León, Granada Matagalpa and Rivas, the taxis are quicker, comfortable and economic enough means of transportation. They do not use a meter. So the prices are calculated and negotiated according to the distance. Useful advice: if you are extranero (foreigner) it is very probable you will pay prices higher than the normal ones. Always ask a local what is a fair price before flagging down a taxis. At least then you have a place to start your negotiation. In Nicaragua the merchants are accustomed to change the prices of the services of agreement to the social stature of the client.


One Nicaraguan's view point:

How to solve the problem of the urban collective transport - bus schedules Nicaragua?

The problem of the urban collective transport is of nature systemic, that is to say, the solution of short term is in turn the most important reason of the emergence of another problem, with the difference of the latter is of nature more complex that the first or amplified.

This endemic problem is already 15 years old, and in every administration it has had an extremely mediocre treatment. It has be suggested that at the back of the problem lie the political interests of certain groups of power that obtain incomes of this chaos. It is from here stems the interest of which the conflicts perpetrate.

It is important to emphasize the specific aims that give origin to the system of cooperative societies of transport. For example on a certain occasion, was I conversing with an associate of Cooperativa Parrales Vallejos (Co-operative of Bus Owners). He was making it clear to me that these cooperative societies of transport had arisen as a force of shock to national level, answering to concrete political interests. In other words, as an instrument of force to negotiate quotas of power. It is what history of fifteen years has shown.

I think that definitively the system of current urban transport system must disappear because simply it is inefficient and lacks the most elementary procedure of quality. On the other hand, these scraps that move the people are not amicable with the environment, then two options exist:


1) At once to nationalize the urban collective and inter-city transport, The State then obtain a loan from another country or the World Bank. Then impose a taxes to pay for the loan. Hereby to guarantee to the population a fundamental human right. If the State cannot, it will be necessary to ask then, why does it serve the Nicaraguan State?


2) To liberate the transport, extracting to the streets buses of different qualities, which allow to establish differentiated tariffs, meeting a demand for a diversified product of the deepening of the differences of class, which the same market and the elites of the power have created. They can exist up to three tariffs: of three, five and eight córdobas.

I am inclined to the first one attending to the international experience where, inclusive, in fundamentalist market economies, the collective transport administered by the State. If I have to choose between the current chaos and the privatization with the observance of the State I am inclined for the privatization. The most important thing is that these solutions are strategic. A government that is coherent in its policies and must solve this problem as promptly as possible.

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