Hitchhiking from Terrebonne
Hitchhiking to Terrebonne
Recent reviews mentioning Terrebonne
45.57647, -73.47098
First wait 35min, took a break and came back. Not the best spot. I got told by an agent de la route to get off the ramps, didn’t feel like risking a fine. Still got picked up!―Anonymous
45.79438, -73.41434
Got a ride to a rest stop about 10 minutes up the road within 5 minutes. Unsure if it was luck or not but the location is right at a traffic light. Traffic heading onto the highway here was alright, there's definetely better spots. Cops won't bother you here since you are on city limits (I know cause a cop drove me there 😅)―Joubsey
45.74667, -73.45654
I expected great things from this spot. Got a lot of waves and smiles but it didn't seem many people were heading to Quebec City. Ended up getting a ride from two cops to the edge of town and luckily was not handed a ticket. There's a lot of traffic through here so I think I may have been unlucky.―Joubsey
45.52587, -73.52389
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46.71244, -71.29799
Straight to Montreal, there is a safe place to stop before the no pedestrian sign.―Kars
45.74667, -73.45654
Good spot to exit Montreal.I went there from the city center by subway + bus + 5 min walk.
Okay trafic, a place for the car to stop and cars are going slowly because of the trafic light.
Waited an hour with my sign to Québec and got a ride to Trois-Rivières
―Papiboki
45.66267, -73.5174
Spot entre deux entrées direction Québec. Pas vraiment pratique, même si ce n'est que du passage dans cette direction.―Anonymous
45.59383, -73.53645
Plutôt bon spot en direction de Québec. Je n'ai pas pu me positionner après le feu à cause des travaux.―Anonymous
48.38018, -71.08625
First hitchhike in Quebec for me !After the last big intersection of Talbot Boulevard in Chicoutimi, direction Quebec / Mtl.
Practical for the possibility of sheltering from the rain at the SAQ Sélection.
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45.57479, -73.46176
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45.52919, -73.51904
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45.52583, -73.65335
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45.57608, -73.46849
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45.57668, -73.47322
Good to try, but sometimes you just can't get it there ! If you are out of the business hours, that's still the best one you can have.―Anonymous
45.57479, -73.46176
Heading East, a bit further, but during business hours it might be more easy than the one on Marie-Victorin. It's in an industrial park.―Anonymous
45.74667, -73.45654
Excellent moyen de sortir de Montréal vers l'est. Prendre l'autobus pour Repentigny (départ métro Radisson) et débarquer a la gare d'échange. Une légère marche sur la rue de la Fayette et vous êtes sur une entrée d'autoroute très passante ou il y a même une lumiere de circulation. 80% des gens passant a cette endroit empruntent l'autoroute.―Anonymous
45.52583, -73.65335
There are not that many places where to hitch from in Montreal, but heading towards Ottawa (40W) this might prove a good try. I got a ride in a truck going to Pointe Claire. Very good when there is a lot of traffic as people can see you in the distance. They were very surprised to see a hitcher there. It is a bus stop for bus 100, which you can board at Crémazie metro station.―Anonymous
45.52919, -73.51904
Prendre le métro jusqu'à Sherbrooke/Longueil, puis marcher (5 min) jusque là . Bon spot pour Québec/Maritimes.Take the metro to Sherbrooke/Longueil, then walk to this point (5 min). Good spot to Québec city/Maritimes.
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45.57608, -73.46849
From Metro Longueuil (yellow line), the best is to take bus 81. The bus will cross the highway, go further and come back, so just ask the driver. The walk is about 10 minutes. It's also possible to take bus 83, same thing, just a bit longer of a walk.Never waited longer than 30 min.
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45.57668, -73.47322
Go a bit up the road to get more traffic.―K9f100