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Final post to attempt to be helpful. To op, this map shows the hard parts of central america to travel through, at least terrain wise. Most everywhere else there are roads . Highlighted in blue is roughly where the panama canal is. This is a map of the area showing bridges crossing the as...

I would assume a person crossing is going to have to hire local security.

Op mentions Brazil, Peru, and Venezuela early in the thread so naturally i assumed he wants to drive to south america. Since ive pondered and somewhat researched this question myself i thought i would share any relevant knowledge and a personal dream. My apologies if you guys view that as thread...

Ive oft dreamed of taking a modified formula offroad truck through the gap(most fun trucks ever). The problem is how much fuel, spares, food, etc you need to get through. Several support trucks (think gamma goats or gaz) would be necessary and the costs would be astronomical. Im assuming you...

https://www.aswesawit.com/cross-the-darien-gap/

Is this twat talking about crossing the darien? He hasnt managed to even mention the darien in any of his barely comprehenesible postings. Only the panama canal which is hundreds of kms away and obviously has a bridge or two to cross it. He also said something about charging him, who here is...

Underground options? The panama ferry literally runs daily. Before 2014 you had to use a air freight, but now its like $1200 and you are from panama to columbia. You still havent even answered whether or not you are trying to drive from north to south America. If its just over the panama canal...

Im fairly certain there are bridges that cross the panama canal. Thats not going to be an issue. Unless im mistaken any you want to transit the canal in a non water craft? If so much luck! For real though, driving/riding from north to south america is technically possible for an extremely well...