Public transportation in Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela is based on buses and taxis, covering 71 percent of the capital's road migration.  Bus routes are named based on the neighborhood they cover.  For example, routes that travel from the downtown area to UNAH are labeled ''Centro-UNAH'' or ''Centro-Multiplaza-UNAH''.  Taxis are the quickest way to move around the city after personal auto transportation.  Taxis are popular for short-distance trips or trips that require a sense of urgency.  Taxis are relatively cheap for the international tourist.  They are not the cheapest form of public transportation for the locals, however.  There are over 12,000 taxis in the Central District. 