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If you want to get towards the south it then best way is best to get out of the city center first. Take tram number 10 towards Bisu iela and get out at Ziepniekalna iela. You will see a gas station just around the corner. Asking people there is usually more successful than standing at the street.There are several possibilities:

Another possibility, from * Take '''Tram number 10 towards Bisumuiza''' (''Bišumuiža'') and get out at the city centre, taking stop ''Ziepniekalna iela''. You will see a microbus to Kekava until the last stop and in Kekava you take gas station just around the main road in corner. Asking people there is usually more successful than standing at the direction of [[Bauska]]street.

Good place to stay but no gas-station: * Take bus nr.'''Bus number 23 ''' (opposite of StockmannsStockmann shopping center, stop called ''13.janvāra iela'') towards Balozi(''Baloži''). Before the bus turns right to Balozi - at the stop ''Sūkņu stacija'' go off and you've got a traffic light and a bus stop for stopping cars - everyone's going towards [[Bauska]]! * Take a '''Microbus to Kekava''' (''Ķekava'') from Central Bus Station, go by bus till Kekava and take there the main road '''E67/A7''' in the direction of [[Bauska]]. Just find a good spot and good luck!'''Time schedules for transport:''' * [http://www.1188.lv/satiksme/starppilsetu_autobusi/ Central Bus Station]. Translate page to English and enter in the fields From: ''Riga'' and To: ''Kekava''. In Notes column ''Kursē: 1234---'' means on which weekdays the bus cruises. * [http://bus.rigassatiksme.lv/m.asp?S=-1&T=10482&k=4 Tram Nr.10]. From column "Centrāltirgus - Bišumuiža" and choose the name of the stop from which you are planning to go. Most likely it will be ''Centrāltirgus '' - Central market near the Central Bus Station. * [http://bus.rigassatiksme.lv/m.asp?S=-1&T=6654&k=4 Bus Nr.23]. From column "Abrenes iela - Baloži" and choose the name of the stop from which you are planning to go.''Darba diena'' means Week day, ''Sestdiena'' means Saturday and ''Svētdiena'' means Sunday.