Hello,
sorry for writing in English, but unfortunately my Spanish is not good
enough to express myself properly. It's ok if you answer in Spanish.
The few times I was in Chile visiting relatives, I noticed that the
primary way to travel distances that are slightly too long to walk
is to take a co
Hola Daniel.
The few times I was in Chile visiting relatives, I noticed that the
> primary way to travel distances that are slightly too long to walk
> is to take a colectivo. I was told they have to drive on specific
> routes attached to their licenses. The locals just know where they
> are drivi
hace varios años q tengo las mismas dudas.
On Thu, Jan 31, 2019 at 9:22 AM Cristián Serpell wrote:
> Hola Daniel.
>
> The few times I was in Chile visiting relatives, I noticed that the
>> primary way to travel distances that are slightly too long to walk
>> is to take a colectivo. I was told t
En Santiago, si bien los colectivos tienen rutas definidas... en la
practica eso no aplica mucho. El año pasado usé varias veces los colectivos
que parte en Moneda y terminan en La Florida... pero si hay pasajeros
"cerca" de la ruta (que contactan a las compañías por teléfono), los
colectivos no ti
