Salvadoran roads are free and in good condition, and the country is small enough to cross in a morning.
Free roads, a well-maintained network, and very short distances.
- Roads are free and among the better maintained in Central America; the coastal highway and the Ruta de las Flores are both easy drives.
- The country is 270 km across. San Salvador to the beaches at El Tunco is under an hour, to the Guatemalan border two.
- The alcohol limit is zero.
- Police checkpoints are routine and documents are checked; hire papers should stay in the car.
- Night driving on rural roads is still avoided by residents, mainly for road rather than security reasons now.
- Fuel stations are frequent on the main routes and take cards in the cities, cash in the villages.
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