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Hitchhiking from Breuillet

Breuillet on Hitchhiking Map

The best-evidenced place to start hitchhiking out of Breuillet is about 8.4 km north of the centre. Show this spot on the map. 40 logged rides there average 4.4 out of 5, with a typical wait around 20 minutes.

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Recent reviews mentioning Breuillet

50.61709, 3.06175

Think I got lucky... Pas Mal pour aller Sur Paris apres 15h, forcément Les voitures vont Sur la A1 et il y en a bcp. Feu rouge très utile pour que tout le traffic s'arrete. Coup de chance aussi je pense. A Mon avis un signe est plutot essentiel pour ce spot
―callsd

48.624, 2.37211

.Très bien pour aller Sur Paris, mais si Tu veut, commes moi je voulais, prendre la A6 direction sud mieux vaut trouver un autre spot, jsp, peut etre que j'ai Pas eu de bol? 5 voiture se sont arêté mais partais en direction de paris. Après, si tu te plantes vraiment au bon spot a la sortie a un moment tes forcément pris car énormement de traffic sort ici depuis deux petites routes. Il y a une centaines de voiture qui sont passé sans s'arreter 😢
―callsd

48.63555, 2.14949


―Porterjak

44.91401, 2.44135


―Porterjak

48.71856, 2.26675


―Jeanemar

48.5696, 1.98769

15 minutes pour être pris vers Le Mans (Attention l’autoroute se sépare après ce point, une partie va vers l’Ouest une partie vers le Sud)
Beaucoup de passage un vendredi à 15h30, que des personnes encourageantes y’avait de l’ambiance sur ce rond point

Alix et Mauve
―Alix

48.6363, 2.14743

Beaucoup de monde
―Jeanemar

48.71856, 2.26673

Pas grand monde s'arrete mais ça finit par marcher
―Jeanemar

48.6356, 2.14533

extremly fast, literary waited under a minute to get picked up. good spot with loads of traffic heading south
―Veless

48.71923, 2.26913

the traffic was not best, i tried all three streets but liked this one the best, there is a spot where car can stop just after the stop sign, so plenty of time for drivers to decide
―Veless

48.67356, 2.19166

Perfect spot to go to nearest Peage
―sckmefck

48.63646, 2.14731

Good spot to HH. Good traffic, at least 8 car/min. Quite an adventure to reach the gas station from Paris. Metro, RER, a bus and 45min walk in the sun but worth it. I climbed a 180cm wall to get into the station but there is some kind of hole in the metallic fence that can be used too. I waited 1h10 with my thumb and a sign to Orleans and Clermont Ferrand. There was a lot of family with full cars, foreigners (NL, B, D) and french. I got luck and found a car heading to Toulouse.
I recommend wondering around and asking people I they will accept you in their car.
―Anonymous

48.64861, 2.18747


―treehead

48.72136, 2.25623

long wait, not a good spot for drivers to stop
―treehead

48.63646, 2.14731

I couldn find someone, but another french hitchiker found someone for us together
―Anonymous

48.63621, 2.14641

Very crowded service area, the first after Paris. Asking around or holding your thumb up, both work very well there.
―WhinniePuuh

48.67356, 2.19166

Decent spot. Just take your time and make sure people are really going your way. People don't know the area well, and the highway is splitting into 3 different roads : N104, A10 and later A11.
―WhinniePuuh

48.72959, 2.16366

Not an ideal spot as cars don't have much space to stop, but it still works. Most cars go at least to the roundabout of "Les Ulis" which is probably a better spot.
―WhinniePuuh

48.5696, 1.98769

Great spot, it doesn't look like it but it was really easy (at least for me) to get a ride
―tueur2kantiens

48.63555, 2.14949

Was heading towards Belgium and didn't want to enter Paris. Had a pannel "Vers Bruxelles" which was quite ambitious but in the end it worked, a ddrievr took me all the way until Lille, avoiding crossing Paris with public transportation under the heatwave. I put myself at the end of the pétrole station and waited. Good traffic on the station
―Adrien44

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