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In true Final Fantasy style Chocobo's have returned in Final Fantasy XII, and just like before they are a quick mode of transport that prevent you from bumping into fiends.
There are several Chocobo hotspots scattered all across Ivalice, for those of you that are new to the Final Fantasy series and don't know what to look out for when your in a Chocobo hotspot area, it's a small stall housing a giant yellow bird and is usually ran by a Moogle.The easiest three hotspots to find are in Rabanastre, at the East Gate, the West Gate and the South Gate; however they can also be found at Sand Shrew Pass on Mount Bur-Omisace and the Sea Breeze Lane in Balfonheim Port.
Whilst riding a Chocobo the controls are exactly the same, moving the analog stick will direct the chocobo. The advantages of riding a chocobo are that whilst on the back of one no fiends will attack you, however there is a time limit for riding a Chocobo and eventually you will be booted off and have to continue the rest of your journey on foot.