In Mexico, if you encounter an unsafe driver, you can report them through various official channels depending on the situation. Here’s how:

1. Emergency Situations (Reckless or Dangerous Driving)

If a driver is putting others at immediate risk (e.g., drunk driving, excessive speeding, reckless behavior), call 911 to report them to local authorities. Provide:

• The vehicle’s license plate number
• Make, model, and color of the vehicle
• Location and direction of travel
• Description of the dangerous behavior

2. Reporting to Federal Authorities (Highways & Federal Roads)

If the unsafe driver is on a highway or federal road, you can report them to the Guardia Nacional (National Guard) – División de Caminos at:
📞 088 (toll-free)
📱 Or via WhatsApp: 55 8924 2298
💻 Official Website

3. Local Traffic Authorities

Each city or state in Mexico has its own traffic authority. You can report unsafe driving to:

• Mexico City (CDMX): Contact OVIAL SSC on Twitter @OVIALCDMX or dial 5208-9898
• Other states: Check the official website of the local Secretaría de Seguridad or Tránsito Municipal

4. Reporting Public Transport or Commercial Vehicles

If the unsafe driver is a taxi, bus, or commercial vehicle:

• Mexico City: Report public transport issues via Locatel at 5658-1111
• Other areas: Contact the local transport authority

5. Dashcam or Video Evidence (Online Complaints)

If you have dashcam footage or photos of the incident, you can file a complaint online through:

• State government complaint portals
• Social media pages of local traffic authorities
• Emailing traffic enforcement agencies with evidence