What are the worst commutes in Guadalajara, Mexico?

I also used to take the Light Train for a year and a half at peak time (7:30–9:00 am) since I lived in Atemajac and got to work (Juárez or Periférico Sur) and school (Mezquitán) along the Line 1. read more

PHOTOS: The worst cities for commuting Thanks to new data from GPS manufacturer TomTom, you can now discover just how bad your city's commute compares to others in the U.S. and around the globe. According to TomTom's annual Traffic Index, which highlights the impact of congestion in over 200 cities worldwide, evening rush hour traffic nearly doubles the commute time in major cities. read more

Mexico City has 20 million people and about four million cars — enough to make six-hour commutes common. read more