The city is connected by the 140-D Highway with the cities of Veracruz, Puebla and Mexico City. Also the 140 Road provides a link between those cities.
The city has a central bus station (CAXA) which is a nodal point for many bus companies operating in the area, including AU, ADO, ADO-GL, OCC, Auto-Tour and Buses Sierra-Texcoco.
Several bus companies are based in Xalapa including Servicio Urbano de Xalapa (SUX); Auto-Transportes Banderilla (ATB); the yellow and green sets of Interbus, Auto-Transportes Miradores Del Mar; and Transportes R�pidos de Veracruz (TRV)amongst many others.
There is also a bus service which exclusively takes passengers back and forth from Xalapa to Coatepec. These buses operate all over the city, with a cost per person ranging from 6.00 to 8.00 Mexican pesos; discount is offered to the elderly and to students who normally pay 5.00 Mexican pesos within the urban area. There are over 100 bus routes in the city.
The taxis that operate in Xalapa are easily recognisable by their white and red paintwork. The most abundant taxis are of the Nissan Tsuru model. Typically, taxi drivers do not charge based on taximeter.
The city of Xalapa is served by a small airport, El Lencero Airport, located 15 minutes by road from the city. The only commercial airline that serves the city is Aeromar with non-stop flights to and from Mexico City.
For buses from CAXA to the city center, follow signs to the taxi stand, then continue downhill to the big road, Av 20 de Noviembre. The bus stop is to the right. Any bus marked �Centro� will pass within a block or two of Parque Ju�rez (M$5). For a taxi to the city center, you have to buy a ticket in the bus station (M$30). To return to the bus station, take the �Camacho�CAXA�SEC� bus from Camacho or Hidalgo. Buses (M$5) that head up Av Camacho, �Camcho�Tesorer�a� (M$5), leave from Enriquez
By plane
The Lencero Airport is a very small airport. It is situated
