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Recent reviews mentioning Guyancourt

48.83195, 2.15295

There is a lot of traffic, but the traffic light is really fast. The people are not very nice and don’t easily give rides to strangers. However, some people are kind and might offer you a lift."
―St0up

48.67356, 2.19166

Pretty decent place if you can get dropped of here, not so much if you have to walk to it.
―Anonymous

48.684, 2.20448

Because there is only a onramp no oframp I tried hitching to the next one. Road seemed a bit dodgy to walk. Gave up after 16 minutes and took the long hike to the onramp with the three roundabouts. Try to get dropped of there in the first place, because it's not an easy route.
―Anonymous

48.81971, 2.32643

I didn't enjoy hitching there, but you can't argue the results. I stood after the pedestrian crossing to stand out from the crowd, but I gues you could go before and ask the drivers waiting on the red light. I had sign "A10".
―Anonymous

47.16676, 0.6312

Had a sign "Paris". It's not a huge service station but there's some traffic.
―Anonymous

48.63549, 2.14949

I waited about 5 minutes at the exit of the station, with a sign saying "A10", and got a lift to Chatellereault (near Poitiers). A few cars even stopped before that but were not able to help me. Many people heading to the south, and a lot of truckers are resting. Go ahead and ask them, many of them go to Spain ! 👍
―Anonymous

48.71845, 2.26639

I waited there about 2 hours on a wednesday afternoon, but I think that it is pretty decent for Paris. Initially I had a sign with A10 / Bordeaux / Aire de Limours written on it, but then I switched to keep only A10 and much more cars stopped, until I was taken to the Limours gas station. Nice shady little wating spot, with space for cars to stop. Good luck 😉
―Anonymous

46.96189, 4.83775

good spot for paris, great spot for north east in the summer. many cars were full, loads of benelux and german license plates from homecoming holiday go-ers, if you are looking for a ride to paris, better to hunt down plates with 75 than to stand at the entrance to the petrol station. if talking to french drivers ask for direction paris as opposed to paris itself, they might be more likely to give a ride. we saw other hitchers here but they ignored us.
―BI

48.84143, 2.22106

If you want to get on the A13 towards Normandie this is the only good spot. Stand on the sidewalk and hold a sign saying A13. Cars can stop on the right lane or drive off the road next to the parking garage.
―Voulez

48.71866, 2.26661

Je suis une femme, voyageant seule, jour pluvieux, départ de vacances, beaucoup de voitures sont passées sans me prendre.
―atstp

48.34228, -1.16965

―Houtypo

48.72902, 2.3

―Anonymous

48.73964, 2.30189

―Anonymous

48.72809, 2.30007

―Anonymous

48.75629, 2.33073

―Anonymous

48.84803, 2.25576

Near Metro stop Porte d'Auteuil. Hitch straight here to go towards Normandie (don't go into tunnel). There is a 'no pedestrians' sign to stand under :)
―Anonymous

48.72054, 2.25565

Catch a train from Paris (sorry, can't
remember the station) to Massy
Palaiseau, walk out onto the road
running past the front of the station
building (Ave. Carnot), turn right and walk down to a
small roundabout then on a bit until you're practically under the Freeway flyover. Worked well for us, quite a few people stopped but we had to wait a couple of hours for a good lift.
―Anonymous