Become a Virtual Tourist Member Today!  Sign Up for Free | Sign In

There are still many US cars... and other Iraq Transportation Tips

Search:
Home » Middle East » Iraq » MProcher's Iraq Page » There are still many US cars... and other Iraq Transportation Tips

Iraq Transportation Tips by MProcher

See the Entire Iraq Travel Guide

Click Picture to enlarge.
 email me
 add as friend


MProcher   
Smile with others


Real Name: Michael Procher
Lives In: Thailand
Member Since: Apr 25, 2000
VT Rank: 23633

 
Tips 1 - 2 of 2
Iraq Transportation
 Sort by: Most Recent | Best Rated | Author's Order

Transportation: There are still many US cars...
  • Tip Rating:
  • Written by MProcher on Aug 24, 2002
  • Iraq Travel Guide
  • Send to a Friend
  • 'Mode': TO
    Category: Other
    Getting TO/AROUND: There are still many US cars from the 60s and 70s. Chevy + Ford limousines and trucks are dominating the street sceneries.

    At the moment it's more than difficult to travel through Iraq individually. I was on tour with my people in this old bus.

    Leave a Comment

    Rate      Not Helpful  1   2   3   4   5  Very Helpful 

    Transportation: Getting to Iraq is a very...
  • Tip Rating:
  • Written by MProcher on Aug 24, 2002
  • Iraq Travel Guide
  • Send to a Friend
  • 'Mode': TO,AROUND
    Category: Other
    Getting TO/AROUND: Getting to Iraq is a very problem in these days. As long as it is not allowed to enter the country by plane you have to arrive in Jordan at Amman airport and then travel to Baghdad by car.
    From Amman to Baghdad it normally takes some 12 hours! including entry formalities - but this is fust an 'about time'.
    The streets are of a very good quality but the distance itself is the problem. From Baghdad to the border at Rutba it is more than 570 km + 352 to Amman: makes a distance of mor than 920 km!
    Travelling in Iraq is much easier than to enter the country. The bus system is not in it's best shape but it still exists. Taxis are quite affordable and available where ever you go. Of course, the best is if you rent a car - may be from Amman. But I don't know whether it is easy or difficult to travel around in an own car?!

    Leave a Comment

    Rate      Not Helpful  1   2   3   4   5  Very Helpful 

    More Iraq Tips

    OverviewThings to Do
    Tips: 2 - Photos: 2
    Restaurants
    Tips: 1 - Photos: 1
    Hotels & Accommodations
    NightlifeOff The Beaten Path
    Tourist TrapsWarnings Or Dangers
    Tips: 1
    Transportation
    Tips: 2 - Photos: 2
    Local Customs
    Packing ListsShopping
    Sports TravelGeneral Tips
    Tips: 13 - Photos: 12

    Best Iraq Travel Deals

    Sponsored Links


    Iraq Forum

    Join a Discussion

    Tourism in Iraq?
    (8 replies, Thursday, Aug 6, 2009, 9:24 AM UTC)

    Flights into Irbil/Erbil
    (3 replies, Monday, Nov 10, 2008, 7:51 AM UTC)

    Crossing border from Turkey into Iraq?
    (1 replies, Friday, Dec 7, 2007, 11:06 AM UTC)

    Be the first to reply to these questions

    U.K to Erbil (Hawler) Help!!!!!!!!!
    (no replies yet, Wednesday, Aug 26, 2009, 8:10 PM UTC)

    ferry from Bahrain
    (no replies yet, Tuesday, Oct 14, 2008, 2:50 PM UTC)

    travel Irbil and Sulaymaniyah
    (no replies yet, Wednesday, Feb 15, 2006, 11:45 AM UTC)

    » All Iraq Posts
    » Ask about Iraq

    Iraq Hotels

    Destinations near Iraq

    » See all locations nearby
    » Popular Middle East locations

    Comments for MProcher about Iraq
    kielorla Wed Jul 7, 2004 22:36 UTC
     Very Nice page, Iraq has a very rich and interesting history but too bad all the wars have destory everything. Even when it become tourist friendly, all the historical sites had been destory. We can only rely on photos for its beauty.
    LanaFromRiga Thu Mar 11, 2004 14:44 UTC
     Interesting Tips and impressive pictures. Are ziccurats in Iraq now? Or we can see them only on history books?
    beret Thu Jan 8, 2004 15:48 UTC
     Nicely done. I cannot imagine anyone visiting this country on holiday anytime soon. Great photos and writing. Thank you.
    manuelEB Sat Oct 4, 2003 09:27 UTC
     Well done! For a moment I though all Iraq related pages here were propaganda by occupation forces. Yours deserve to be number one.
    See More Comments

    About VirtualTourist10 Great Things to Do On VirtualTouristContact UsPress CenterHelpUser AgreementPrivacy Statement
    Virtual Tourist® ©1994-2009 VirtualTourist.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.