Hitchhiking from Quincy-sous-Sénart
Hitchhiking to Quincy-sous-Sénart
Recent reviews mentioning Quincy-sous-Sénart
48.69958, 2.31116
Third car stopped, with sign "A6 aire de lisses", very good spot to find a ride to the aire de lisses, where you can easily get longer drive. As someone said theres not much space for cars to stop, but if you're fast and you can jump in. There's also traffic lights where it might be easier.―Iaclem
48.59475, 2.44204
Easy to access from ParisGot dropped off at a gas station near Auxerre then continued to Lyon
2males with 2 big bags
―DuketheNuke
48.59423, 2.44247
Single male, no french. I came here from Paris, with Rer D train and 4307bus and a little bit of walk, around 16.45. The gas station still have a back entrance, a little hole in the fence where you can easily fit. Just becareful when passing the road as there is no light or pedestrian pass. I asked people around with a sign "Lyon Dir. A6". 3rd person I asked, was kind enough to got me into his car. He was Paul, the "Lazy Guru" :) He drove me to the gas station just north of Lyon, he was such a nice guy. We chatted all the way, around 4 hours. The gas station itself looked pretty empty at that time of the day. There is not a lot of traffic but most of the people going to Lyon direction so probably a good spot to get a ride. I was lucky this time. Good luck out there stalker!―whiterabbit
50.53099, 3.04539
2nd car that drove past took us to Paris ! Good spot, lots of traffic. Stood there with thumb.―Manero
46.13589, 4.76712
Driver saw me carrying my sign in the bathroom, offered a ride all the way to Paris and dropped me by a metro station.―Streamrider
46.54883, 0.28967
Maybe we were lucky but we thought it would be much more difficult to get a ride to Paris from the comments above. We had a sign and waited just before the toll, there is space for cars coming on the right line to stop. A guy going to belgium took us all the way to Paris surrounding, we were two with a dog (on a friday afternoon).―Anonymous
48.59359, 2.44288
Not too busy but people were cool. Thanks Geraldine!―cavalierrustique
48.59474, 2.44205
for us, it was not good. we were 3 people and we waited 5 hours for a lift down the road to Aire de Nemours. if you are alone or 2, it is probably better. two women turned up while we were waiting, they waited 10 minutes for a lift south. it is pretty easy to get to from Paris though.―Alifeee
48.59359, 2.44288
Excellent spot pour aller vers le sud. Aire très accessible en rer D depuis Paris. Particulièrement intéressant pour la Bourgogne et Lyon―Mano75
48.68282, 2.49056
I would advise against hitchhiking here. Although there were a lot of cars, I waited a long time with a sign "A5 Sens/Troyes". There was a homeless man asking the cars at the traffic light for money, and there was no place for them to stop except there.―Thibaud
48.59359, 2.44288
Got a lift to Valence by a super cool guy. Thanks Ludo!―cavalierrustique
48.59359, 2.44288
Great spot.―Anonymous
48.59359, 2.44288
We have waited 4 hours at the morning with "Lyon" poster. Opinions were optimistic but we had a hard time there. Only one guy stopped for four hours, crazy.―LukAshe
48.82021, 2.32408
The first car who stopped took me to Aire de Lisses―anettlee17
47.39949, -1.19188
Was with a friend with a sign "Angers", found a car directly going to Paris (actually he was going to Nuremberg) so that was quite the luck! But this spot never failed me.―GermaineBreton
48.05496, 0.25458
Best spot to go to Paris but hard to access! I had to walk 1h from Zamenhof (there's a bus stop to the name of the founder of Esperanto lol) to arrive but this is really worth it cause once you're there you'll find very quickly a ride.―GermaineBreton
48.59261, 2.44371
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48.5935, 2.4427
The best solution to get out from Paris. Take a D train from Chatelêt to Villabé, or a C train to Juvisy, then another train to Villabé. Check well, not all D trains go this route. No trains after 21 h―Anonymous
48.59351, 2.44314
En français pour les français ^^RER D direction Melun, arrêt Villabe (attention il n'y en a pas beaucoup qui y passent, un par heure environ. La ligne est compliquée). Un quart d'heure de marche depuis la gare, tendre le pouce ça marche une fois sur deux.
De la station demandez au moins le péage de Fontainebleau.
―Anonymous
48.59261, 2.44371
peage, many trucks go this way to clermont-Ferrant, Millau and Montpellier, very good possibility for a nighttrip because of the long way.―Anonymous