You may have heard horror stories about Puerto Rican drivers, but, in reality, it is not that bad! Here are some tips to make your experience driving in Puerto Rico as painless as possible. Once you decide to venture away from the San Juan metropolitan area, your best bet (and the cheapest way to get around) is to rent a car.
Puerto Rico is a relatively large island - 35 miles wide by 100 mile long - compared to other Caribbean islands.
Welcome to Puerto Rico! Now that you are here - it is time to explore. Make your vacation easier and activate the tag when you get your rental! If you declined the tag on your contract and you use these toll roads, the car agencies usually penalize you with a hefty fee. If your car has an AutoExpreso tag on the window, you will get charged automatically at any toll (except if you find one that takes “C” Cash), even if you use the "Movilcash R+" lanes.
Currently RT 52, RT 66, RT 22, RT 5, RT 20 and RT 53 and are "changeless" (no place toll bucket to through change into and go…must go to the Movilcash lane (if there is one)), and the end part of RT 66 and parts of RT 22, Rt 5 and the Moscoso Bridge ONLY accept Autoexpreso.no way to pay cash/Movilcash at all. If you are interested in driving around the island visiting places of interest and plan using the Toll roads, we strongly suggest renting/activating the AutoExpreso Tag from the car rental agency.
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