Hitchhiking from Dallgow-Döberitz

Hitchhiking to Dallgow-Döberitz

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52.43408, 13.19135

highway still in construction
take the bus to the michendorf gas station it will be your only choice to get south easier (for nurnberg and all i mean)
good luck 🙏🏻
―barish

52.43426, 13.19207

Got really lucky and got picked up by a mother with her daughter after asking where they were going
―Anonymous

Legendary place for going from Hamburg to Berlin, in my experience. I’ve been picked up twice by drivers going all the way to Berlin and never had to wait more than 15 minutes. Lots of commuters pass the roundabout, traffic is slow enough to stop and there’s a wonderfully wide shoulder. Chef’s kiss.
―Kreft

52.43453, 13.19165

I asked around and got a ride with the second car I asked
―bruzzel

52.63937, 13.24336

Took a solid while, maybe I was unlucky. Got there at 2pm, left at 5pm. Was hopping to get straight to Hamburg and could only get a ride halfway there. Toilets cost 1€.
―Anonymous

53.55949, 10.06741

Lots of Traffic
Cars go but fast but with a sign to Berlin I got picked up by an old hitchhiking buddy to Potsdam
―Topf

52.50374, 13.279

Nice Spot, to get a Ride.
―Anonymous

51.39968, 12.18447

Not a lot of place for cars to stop, but I guess if they want to they can manage to find a spot
―Anonymous

53.55955, 10.06571

Many cars going. Not the best space to stop but ok.
―Anonymous

52.42059, 13.17351

Two guys hitchhiking. We hitchhiked here from Wannsee to Potsdam intending to head southwest, either to Leipzig or Magdeburg. We hiked from here since there was construction at the on ramp to the autobahn in Nikolasse. We were picked up quite quickly and there’s a busstop + handicapparking where the drivers can pick you up.

Please note that if you just want to get to Potsdam you can take the S-bahn from Berlin instead.
―Ledan

52.2606, 7.84919

Wanting to go to Hamburg. Declined 3 rides going east. Eventualy changed my plan and accepted a ride to strait to Berlin.
―Chris9012

52.53541, 13.29373

I arrived here by bus, because the highway were under construction at Hohenzollern and Berlin-Westend. As I said I want to Hamburg beforehand, a older man told me that this place would be better than those closer to the center of Berlin. After a while I had to realize that this wasn't the best choice, because the cars accelerace fast and have no real option to stop especcially due to the no-stopping-area coming after 500m. At first I just tried it by thumb but after some time I found a piece of paper laying in bush which I used as a sign. A young pair stopped after some time and took me to the Stolper rest stop even though they wanted to go to Berlin Spandau. We talked about the Youtube series called "The Race" which was the reason why they stopped.
―rubntf97

52.43453, 13.19165

―Anonymous

52.21089, 11.66923

Not the most convenient for drivers to stop if they are going towards the on-ramp. The guy pulled over across the street. I think I got lucky
―Brezelbaum

52.38764, 13.02769

I think the second person I asked, took me into Berlin (I didn't wanna take public transport). First person was a man not going the right direction, that explained to me that there is much better spot close. And that I actually most definitely should just walk to the train station. I suppose that were the first 8 minutes ;). Forgot my exact end destination.
―Eefje

52.43377, 13.19177

Took me (woman alone) extremely long to find a ride. I walked around the gasstation and stood at different places on the (cross)road. Also had a scary experience with a guy that had purposely stopped on the onramp so I had to decide quickly. Luckily I said no and 30 min later I was taken by a really nice Israeli woman. Maybe part of it being so hard was due to the fact that gas prices were not good there and there weren't many people at the gas station.
―Eefje

52.43344, 13.19192

was with a sign, police passed by and didn't say anything, the spot doesn't look promising but it works apparently
―andrej

51.1049, 13.73513

Good towards Berlin. We were picked up by a woman who instead of going to Berlin did a detour and gave us a ride right to our doorstep in Potsdam.
―TillWenke

51.0997, 13.71517

Did not work towards Berlin. But usually you can frequently see hitchhikers here. We changed to Hellerberge on-ramp which is clearly the better choice.
―TillWenke

52.4341, 13.19136

Best spot to leave Berlin south or west.
Ask around for rides west or(!) south and respekt common etiquette if there are other hitchhikers. I hitchhiked 15 times from here (mostly alone) and it always worked.
Waiting time 5-90 min.
60% of the time you end up 50km further at a big rest stop in Michendorf where A3 and A9 splits. While there might be another 45 min waiting time awaiting you its still worth it to go there. After Michendorf it will get better!
(25m, white)
―julianjumps