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47.01633, 15.47329

It’s a perfect place to get to slovenia. There is a big factory and around 1-3pm many Slovenian people ends their shifts and heading back. One guy took us to Maribor after 30 minutes od waiting.
―elin

43.88673, 15.78592

There was not much traffic, but we managed to get a ride to Slovenia almost right away. I believe that was rather lucky.
―Filipnatripu

46.53177, 15.69885

Good spot to get to Zagreb. We asked around and even in the evening two Croatian guys took us there
―kamens64

46.83322, 15.54752

We asked around and a Slovenian guy took us to Maribor
―kamens64

46.53148, 15.69887

As other user said, don't ask ppl around McDonald's (they all go to Austria). Go all the way to the end where is the exit to highway and stand with sign. Got a ride to Zagreb quite quick.
―viki99

46.54568, 15.68539

Not really a hitchhiking spot. I got dropped off here by my driver from Ljubljana. She then called her brother, who lives in Maribor and has experience hitchhiking, to take me to a good hitchhiking spot.
―klawik

46.07635, 14.5251

Good place to go towards Maribor. It is a bus stop so there is a lot of space to pull over. Cars are not going fast because it's right after a roundabout.
―klawik

46.41625, 15.85465

Dead spot on the way to Ljubljana. I waited for over 90 minutes. Next time, I would take a bus to Maribor Titova-Nasypna (4€). Don't waste your time like I did
―slowianin

46.51664, 15.65153

The spot is not bad, there are definitely cars heading to Celje or Ljubljana, but not much traffic to Zagreb. The traffic is too fast to stop, but the cars often stop at the red light. We (a guy and a girl) stood with two signs Zagreb and Ptuj. We got taken to Ptuj and the driver said that he was going elsewhere, but he changed his way to take us to Ptuj.
―dundee

46.42875, 15.7944

Not much traffic (I'd say about 15 cars per hour), cars had mostly local plates or were full for the holidays. We were trying to get a ride to Zagreb, but after an hour of trying we accepted an offer from a trucker going to Varaždin.
―dundee

45.70463, 13.84694

With a sign to lublyana went to maribor. Possibility for Budapest and Romania randomly.
―sisiamigomio

46.53148, 15.69887

Not so many cars, but high possibility they go to Ljubljana or that direction. We wrote a sign “LJ”. Be careful, in Slovenia the license plates are not always as they are. Nice and helpful people around.
―TwoThumbsTravel

46.93348, 15.46754

A lot of people from Slovenia work in Austria. We (2) asked a guy with a Slovenian license plate and took us directly to gas station next to Maribor which was good spot for our next ride to Ljubljana.
―TwoThumbsTravel

46.97031, 15.4301

Very good spot, many people going so SLO, the nicest truck driver was going to Ljubljana and I took the ride to Maribor (Had a Maribor Zagreb sign)
―Amon

46.53306, 15.70103

I had to ask around many people were eating
―Drolda

46.0702, 14.54918

Really big traffic lot of people smilling from cars good spot
―Drolda

46.42875, 15.7944

Got stuck here a whole sunday plus a good hour on monday morning before I get a ride to Zagreb airport. Little traffic, mostly local, all cars with croatians plates were either packed or not caring at all.
If you come from Maribor, better to stick to the traffic light in Hoče.
―RoadTripeur

46.49949, 15.65066

Accepted a ride to the next gas station after two hours on a sunday morning, next time I'll stay here.
―RoadTripeur

46.52393, 15.67743

tried to hitchhike to Zagreb from here. It's a good place for cars to stop and there is plenty of traffic, but hardly any Croatian cars at all. Took 4 hours to get a ride.
―Anonymous

46.53299, 15.64588

Fairly good spot for a ride towards Ljubljana - I waited 1 hour, but I have a feeling there are also good spots closer to the centre.
http://hitchwiki.org/en/Maribor
―Anonymous

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