Hitchhiking from Giaveno
Hitchhiking to Giaveno
Recent reviews mentioning Giaveno
45.08563, 7.4126
Going east/Torino. Dont go to Torino if you want to get past it, that was the biggest mistake I did. For Torino this is probably a good spot, many big roads converge and lead to the highway. There is a full lane for cars to stop safely.I would have prefered the roundabout north from here, because there might be someone going far and avoiding the highway going on the road north of the highway. Dont know if there is space though...
―Johj
45.03339, 6.83378
Going east/direction of Torino. Good spot, but most people going far distance wont pass this place but rather go to the highway before. Many Italians probably go to Torino though.―Johj
45.19533, 6.66365
A French driver took me to Turin. This spot is good as the cars have a nice place to stop. I did not have too much traffic though.―particulefine
45.12494, 7.22607
Good traffic coming through. Cars can stop at the small road going to the train tracks. We used a Susa sign and didn’t have to wait long until a brought us even further to France. We had were stopped by the police midway through but they were chillig―GoFi
45.10835, 7.27066
Good Traffic, ok Space, Guy picked us up in a company car and took us to the next town. Used a Susa sign―GoFi
45.08761, 7.40305
Ok Traffic, loads of space for people stop, im serious you could stop an oil tanker there, but only in if you’re going west. Waited for 15 min until a woman with a handful of theeth took us to Borgone di Susa. Used Susa sign.―GoFi
45.0814, 7.50511
Good traffic if before the onramp, enough space for cars to pull over. Had a France sign and we wanted to go on the highway but a guy took us to the next town along the ss 24.―GoFi
44.96661, 7.18353
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44.88942, 7.04777
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45.08443, 7.52739
Follow the instruction other people wrote in order to reach this spot. Personally, I bought a €2,6 train ticket from Turin to Alpignano then walked for 20 minutesI was holding a sign with "France" written on it and the second person I asked got me a lift to Susa Autoporto, where he was heading to to work. It probably helped that we were both Italians but I will forever remember this as my first ever hitchhiking lift and I can only thank this community for the help
―BepisFresh
45.0837, 7.51555
I was trying to get to Milan but I couldn't find anyone, it was all locals. Eventually I got a ride to Torino porta Susa and took the train. Getting to Turin is very easy and sometimes more south but not north―Peddy42
45.54843, 6.15961
Got a ride really fast just asking to the parked cars to Turin―Peddy42
45.1918, 6.66516
This is high way , but infront have a tunel, so a lots of car are stop here for watting the line. And they are drinving very slow. No police issues―Chen
45.08289, 7.53993
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45.08289, 7.53993
there at the tollgate you can catch all traffic westwards. need go through a maize field and climb over a rail fence.―Anonymous
45.0889, 7.47908
rivoli sud is the name of this gas station―Anonymous
45.0889, 7.47908
Waited 2 hours early evening for a lift to Milan (returning skier from the alps). In that time 4 different police cars stopped, one informed us that we shouldn't be hitching from there but left us alone, the rest just ignored us. Whilst the police were there most drivers ignored us. Very friendly petrol staff though who asked friendly truck drivers if they could take us.―JoeMclo
45.07166, 7.54734
People on this road ar not going to France at all, but to the next village...―Anonymous
45.07166, 7.54734
No much space to stop, but one guy stopped, although he went other direction. You have to do it near to the traffic lights, otherwise the Police warm you. After 3 hours, I decided to take a bus.―Anonymous
45.08443, 7.52739
Easy access (read other comments), many cars and trucks going France way.―Eha