When we crossed the border from the USA to Mexico, those first two days driving through the dangerous north of Mexico were tense. We drove through chaotic and poor areas, military posts, deserted highways with just one suspicious car close to us, and a barricade we had to get through, in the middle of the highway. The barricade was by the people of a village and they wouldn’t let through any truck, just personal vehicles, but only if you payed them something. Several toll ports were also occupied by villagers, blocking them until you’d pay to them instead of the official toll agency (that wasn’t there, of course). Did you like it? Give this video a thumbs up! 👍😃 There's more on our homepage! 👉👉👉http://jolo.world 🚐🌎 and: 📷instagram: www.instragram.com/jolo.world 📱 facebook: www.facebook.com/joloworld 🌎 TravelMap (our map and blog): joloworld.travelmap.net Also check out my personal homepage, with a more poetical and musical perspective on this journey: 👉👉👉http://lobke.world (English version / versión española) 🎶🌎📷📝✨🙃 And my social networks: 🌟📷www.instagram.com/lobke_sprenkeling (photography) 🌟🎶www.instagram.com/lobke.world (artistic activities) 🌟🎵www.facebook.com/worldoflobke/ And that's it for now! See you soon for the next vlog and other videos!