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49.25844, 18.75114

The cars are going FAST, so stand in a place that gives drivers enough room to slow down. I was thumbing holding a "Polska" sign, hoping for a ride to Żywiec or Bielsko-Biała.

I got super lucky too - a truck pulled over at the bus stop, without even seeing me, just to fix his navigation. I assumed he had stopped for me, so I walked up and asked - he ended up taking me. Because of his navigation's mistake we had to turn around and go to Poland through Dolny Kubin and then Chyżne border crossing, which is the route I originally planned. After waiting with him for his mandatory 45-minute break, he took me to the outskirts of Kraków which was my ultimate destination :)
―klawik

49.22754, 18.72258

Tried hitchhiking in the morning with a "Polska" sign. I think most of the cars going east are just people who exited the highway and are going to Zilina. If you want to go north towards Poland/Czech Republic (as I did) I suggest taking a city bus to Brodno and hitchhiking at the bus stop along the north-bound highway.
―klawik

49.21786, 18.76212

I stood here for two hours with a sign (first saying "D. Kubin" and then "RK/DK" - regional codes for Ruzemberok and Dolny Kubin), but noone stopped. Judging from the licence plates of the cars passing by, it might be a good spot to go to Martin.

There were also a lot of trucks with polish and czech licence plates, but there wasn't enough space for them to pull over.
―klawik

48.15076, 17.17671

The Ondrejovova bus stop is separated from "car lanes" by a bus lane, so I did what the other review suggested - I was thumbing with a sign right after the bus stop so that people could stop at the lane entering the gas station. It worked liked a charm and after 20 minutes I got a ride all the way to Zilina.
―klawik

49.21493, 18.73331

A bit risky, there is a space for cars to pull up. A few police cars drove by and they did not care.
―Nini

49.22754, 18.72258

Hitchhiking to Poprad and noone stopped for us. Lot of traffic and a good place for cars to stop tho. If you're going in a different direction give it a try.
―Nini

49.11709, 18.3147

A lot of trafic, pretty good spot for cars to stop.
―Nini

48.17691, 17.19139

Got ride to Zilina
―borizko

49.22765, 18.72186

Waited with Bratislava sign, got ride to Slovnaft highway gas station near Trencin.
―borizko

48.91377, 18.05994

Asking around with Zilina sign, 2 people in 5 minutes wanted to give me ride. I went to Lietavska Lucka so I picked the guy which wanted to drop me off there.
―borizko

49.21861, 18.7598

No clue what went wrong, I had a sign saying PP for Poprad, but no one seemed interested. Eventually got a ride to Ružomberok and took the train from there because it was getting wet and dark.
―Arphile

49.08402, 19.2834

Got a ride to Žilina in no time
―Arphile

49.22207, 18.77666

I’ve hitchhiked to Krakow and I got a direct ride from a Polish driver. It was super easy 😁
―PavelK

49.21861, 18.7598

Really good spot, got a ride pretty much instantly
―hullaala

49.21861, 18.7598

Great spot, i catch a car after 5 minutes and took me to Poprad
―Tom

49.22773, 18.72447

I think I got lucky, mechanic took me more North, the gas station was not that busy as I though
―Waffleman

48.3257, 17.60921

Ok spot I was just standing in front of the gas station, sometimes asked and two times they asked me where I want to go somewhere.

Both highways Are possible to go 😊
―Waffleman

49.25515, 18.54346


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49.22091, 18.76031


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49.19497, 18.73388


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