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Hitchhiking from Balzers

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Recent reviews mentioning Balzers

47.16762, 9.51082

I probably shouldn't accept such a short lift but getting lift fully within such a small country is nice experience at least for me
―Autostopeks

46.9742, 9.5567

Nice spot for Liechtenstein
―Autostopeks

46.46339, 9.18743

Low traffic but still good spot towards Chur. I got ride even further almost till Liechtenstein
―Autostopeks

47.1327, 9.52192

Roundabout next to a gas Station, lots oft slow(ed down) cars - turned out that i had to go to another direction so i left again after some minutes
―Freddiemercury

47.23431, 9.58977

Main road for traffic towards Liechtenstein, bus stop + red light so cars can easily / have to stop
―Anonymous

47.50251, 9.7409


―Anonymous

47.14165, 9.52054


―Rastrillator90

47.04187, 9.43683


―Rastrillator90

46.87254, 9.53431


―Rastrillator90

47.23425, 9.58973

People see you from a long distance and can stop at a bus station
―Anonymous

46.57912, 9.42934

Most cars heading towards Italy. Some to northern Switzerland. Easy to get a ride, but probably only smaller distance.
―Benkqu

47.16762, 9.51082

got picked up with sign feldkirch after 1minute, there us a space to park and everything
―travelwithlaro

47.01069, 9.51219

Tried to get a ride to Germany. Sunday night asked people for 3 hours. Gave up. Monday morning asked people for another 3 hours. Gave up and took the bus.
―Benkqu

47.42985, 9.64222

Pouring rain... right next to a police station for customs, but thankfully it is out of sight behind an earth mound. Not that much south bound traffic on the on ramp but got picked up after 45 mins and taken to vaduz. At the start of the ramp there is no space to pull over, but a little further down theres plenty. Had sign for vaduz, but after some people pulled over, then saw the sign and drove off I put it away. Traffic is slow and visibility good. Lots of unsympathetic posh people but the guy who picked me.up was the world's biggest gigachad.
―Anonymous

47.1126, 9.57608

Tried taking the bus up to a restaurant with the intention of eating and then catching the next bus an hour later, but when the restaurant turned out to be closed I decided to hitchhike the rest of the way up rather than wait an hour for the bus. Really cold and completely dark outside, took longer than I would have liked to get a ride. No cell service either. Fair number of cars going past so maybe I just got unlucky (and it was night), but still not a lot of fun.
―Anonymous

47.18518, 8.85871

Good spot but difficult for cars to stop - saturday afternoon however wasnt too busy - 1 car every 25 seconds roughly so it meant that they had time to stop without causing traffic
―SunnySupertramp

46.97208, 9.55106

Marko donis al mi rapidan kaj bonan veturadon. Mi e uziz pli nenion skribitan. Mi nur volus iri.
―Jurobola

47.01069, 9.51285

Mi dormis ĉe la benzinstacio tuj kiam mi alvenis, vekiĝis frue, je la 6a matene, kaj komencis petveturi. En la unuaj minutoj, mi ricevis oferton por Koiro, sed kredante ke ekzistas pli bona potencialo por ĉi tiu benzinstacio, mi fine rifuzis. Pluraj tre belaj junulinoj proponis al mi veturon al aliaj lokoj, sed mi ne akceptis, pensante ke mi povus trovi pli bonan direkte al Milano. Fine, 3 horojn poste, mi akceptis veturon de kamionisto kelkajn kilometrojn antaŭe, uzante ŝildon kiu diris "Belizono" ĉar mi ne plu povis elteni esti tie.
―Jurobola

47.82219, 10.00691

Malfrue nokte, kaj sen multe da espero, vere senĝena ulo en superfutureca Passat veturigis min al Svislando, mi kredas ke li iris al Zuriko.
―Jurobola

47.14685, 9.50089

It was a moderately busy saturday late morning and I had high hopes getting in direction of A7 Germany relatively quickly, but was shocked that nobody stopped. Probably made the mistake of not having a sign. In the end I was so desperate to get to the german border that I took a nice family going to Schaffausen.
―Lili1919

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