Taxis, Honduras

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Taxis operate in all the main towns, tooting as they cruise by anyone who looks remotely like a tourist. Meters are nonexistent, so you should always agree a price before getting in. For safety reasons, it makes sense to use taxis to get around in the big cities at night - a cross-city fare will rarely exceed US$3.50, with US$2 a standard price for a short journey. For trips further afield it can be worth hiring a taxi for a few hours, or even the whole day. Fares are negotiable, but bargaining hard will get you a reasonable deal, particularly if you're in a group.

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