Hitchhiking from Morong
Hitchhiking to Morong
Recent reviews mentioning Morong
14.82201, 120.30351
One male 40+, no sign, one big and one small backpacks, very sunny day. No shade. On my way from Subic to Manila.It looks like a great spot. An entrance to the highway. Cars are going slowly yet. An extra shoulder making loads of space to stop. But....
It's officially a highway already. You will pass a sign baning pedestrians. To make it worse there is a police booth 50 meters away. And it was manned. But I tried my luck. I'm not sure if the policeman didn't see me or didn't want to see me, be he didn't come to me. After 5 minutes a car stopped. He wanted to take me back to Olangapo bus station. In the end he agreed to take me to San Fernando. But during the ride it turned out that he was going only half way. I got passed off, coz he took me off the highway.
―Gural
14.84951, 120.30028
One male 40+, no sign, one big and one small backpacks, very sunny day. On my way from Subic to Angeles.Generally ok spot. Enough space to pull over. Busy but not hectic traffic. Shade to hide in. But it looks this part of the Philippines is hard to hitchhike. Some people coming and asking me what I do. Offering to help get a bus or even trying to give me money. After 45 minutes I got a short ride.
―Anonymous
14.86231, 120.2367
One male 40+, no sign, one big and one small backpacks, very sunny day. On my way from Subic to Angeles.It's actually the only place possible to hitchhike. Other places are too urban. Not a very good spot. Loads of paid transport blocking the other cars. So it was hard to hike. After 25 minutes I got a very short ride (1/3 way to Olangapo). And then I took a jeepney to Olangapo. Generally the Philippines is a good place to hitchhike. But the part between Subic and Olangapo it's better to take a jeepney.
―Anonymous