Hitchhikers
By Mm.
@Sunshine61 (128)
Slovenia
5 responses
@Porcospino (31366)
• Denmark
10 Jul 18
I have never done it. I don't think it is safe. I don't want to accept a lift from strangers and I don't want to invite strangers into my car.
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@Cristi_Ichim (3663)
• Bucharest, Romania
22 Jul 18
It means people don't trust people anymore.
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@Porcospino (31366)
• Denmark
22 Jul 18
@Cristi_Ichim I know there are people who still hitchhike. I saw a couple of them the other day, but personally I find it too risky.
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@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
10 Jul 18
I travelled to Australia in 1993 and 1994. Back then the news in Australia talked about a backpacker murderer and so hitchhiking was considered dangerous.
In 2001 I stopped off in French Polynesia on my way to New Zealand. I had sat at the airport for a lot of hours as my flight had arrived in the night time. I took a bus to the port and a ferry to a lovely island. We had missed the only bus so three of us hitched our ride to the camp site. We rode in the back of a van in the open air.
In 2003 i visited an island in Croatia and the walk to the national park was meant to be 1 km. However it was really 15 kl. I was asked if I wanted a lift as I walked along the road. I was so tired and so I said yes please. The kind driver took me to the national park. Coming back I went in the car of some tourists from Hungary.
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@Cristi_Ichim (3663)
• Bucharest, Romania
22 Jul 18
It is generally safe of course. In just very few cases it is unsafe.
