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46.1665, 20.72452

Not much traffic, but we got super lucky. Most people go through the border on the motorway.
―Sandor

46.13628, 21.31993

One male 40+, no sign, one big backpack, a sunny day. On my way from Arad in Timisoara.
Across the road there was a welcome to Arad sign and behind me end of Arad one. It looks like a very good spot. A double lane changes here into a single one. So, the end of the finish lane is a very good place for cars and lorries to stop. A hundred metres before there is a very bumpy railway track and all cars have to slow almost to zero, so they will pass you slowly. Good visibility. One bad thing there is no shade.
After 25 minuts waiting I got a ride to Timisoara.
―Gural

46.37071, 19.99808

One male 40+, no sign, one big backpack, a sunny day. On my way from Budapest to Arad in Romania (successful).
It looks like a very good spot. I was waiting at the end of the last grass island (by the very exit there wasn't enough space to stop) hitchhiking sometimes with a right hand and sometitimes with a left one. Occasionally with both so I looked like Jesus 😁
There is no shade. The toilets are free.
After 25 minutes Romanian lorry drivers picked me up and took to Arad.
―Gural

46.19151, 21.33051

Cars are going a bit fast but they have to slow down for the traffic lights anyway, good for going north in direction Oradea
―Arphile

45.78421, 21.21907

Got an incredible ride with an old super nice Romanian guy. Once we arrived in Arad he took me to the town hall for a tour, then he showed me around the city, brought me home for lunch and gave me 200 lei
―Arphile

46.18073, 21.12098

Ok, this is likely a great spot, but I just didn´t have a lot of luck. It was night and asking around, the majority go just locally, don´t speak English, or are going on vacation with full cars. But after 4 hours asking around, I found some Slovaks who took me to Bucharest.
―martih

48.67962, 16.98586

I was in no rush, so take my waiting time with a grain of salt. This is a good place. A lot of trucks are going through this place, most of them heading toward Budapest, but after asking for a while, I got a ride directly to Romania.
―martih

46.07988, 21.32217

Pretty good spot, we god ride to Bucurest in few minutes, right away the second car took us
―Alenicevopice

46.17359, 21.37407

Here is a petrol station. Stood here once. First drive toke me to Sibiu =)
―Anonymous

46.17359, 21.37407

Arrived in the late evening, waited 2 hours before being caught. Maybe because i tried to talk with people in the petrolstation, maybe it works better with the hitch!
―Anonymous

46.17359, 21.37407

it is a very good spot for hitchhike to Sibiu and Bucarest. Tram 18 will let you near this point.
―Fawex

46.14629, 21.32111


―Pite

46.17072, 21.04781


―Kalio

46.14597, 21.47692


―Kalio

46.2033, 21.24484

i was there 2 times and find long distances in short times.
first time: at the beginning of July 2012 with a cardboard sign: BUDAPEST.
Driver from my nationality stop and goes to Salzburg but drop me somewhere where 1 road goes to VIENA and 2 road goes to Salzburg.
time of waiting: 7 minutes
time start to hh: 8:45 am
in around Viena 15:00

the second time: in the middle of august 2014 just with the thumb up.
it was the first driver and stop but also a german who live in Ploiesti and who it was from many years here.
stop to buy Rovignieta and some cigarettes before the border.he goes me right to the center of Budapest even should to go Bratislava and then HANNOVER.

i was walking from Mall Arad to this industrial area for 35 min
arriving time:1 pm
waiting time : 1 min
―Flo1990

46.2033, 21.24484

Tram 1b only runs twice a day. However, you can also take tram 6 to Piata Gai. From there it's a 2,5km walk.
―Anonymous

46.2186, 21.36028


―Fawex

46.1685, 21.27722


―Nina evs

46.2159, 21.32396


―Flasher702

46.1693, 21.28136


―Morteaux

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