Hitchhiking from Lerum
Hitchhiking to Lerum
Recent reviews mentioning Lerum
57.80622, 12.0066
I was trying to get to Denmark but no luck here, waited more than two hours, a few cars stopped but nobody was going there or able to take me. Nice spot to nap though―Anonymous
57.73144, 11.98508
Met another hitchhiker at this spot. Tried with a NORRUT sign, but we gave up after 50 min and walked north to the next spot. Police went past and waved, so that should not be a problem. It is still possible here I guess, many smiling drivers, maybe we were just unlucky.―dalby
58.71144, 13.875
!!! TEMPORARY SPOT !!!Only possible to hitchhike because of the roadworks. Basically the whole highway traffic going to Göteborg and Malmö passing next to you at a slow speed with a reasonable place to stop.
―dalby
57.70642, 11.99404
Pretty nice spot but not a lot of people are stopping. Got lucky.―Anonymous
57.68012, 12.31077
I mean if you want to get out of airport this is probably the best spot because you also catch the traffic from mcdonalds which turned out good for me because the couple picked me up to goteborg from there.―kiausiniuvagis
57.74795, 11.99098
The waiting time ranged from 10 to 60 minutes. I was hitchhiking to Oslo and received two offers to Kungälv; the second time, I accepted the offer.―denwer
55.55963, 12.93592
I remember my sister's bad experience at this parking area before—she and her husband had to wait for a ride for more than 24 hours. I was lucky that day and got a ride to Gothenburg in just 15 minutes. The car was originally going to Oslo, but they offered me a lift to Gothenburg. All the other cars were full.―denwer
57.74797, 11.99098
We were hyped about the spot because of many positive reviews, but the experience was tragic. We waited 3h 20min with Oslo sign. At 19:50 a guy gave us a 10 min ride to a small village.―violonsky
57.74757, 11.99089
Heading to Oslo. Took a while (travelling two people with backpacks) but got picked up and dropped off in Strömstad.―MayaMC
57.85461, 12.01548
Summer 2025, 11:30―Worldhitchhiker
57.71794, 11.99168
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57.69452, 12.00227
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57.67871, 12.02192
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57.71794, 11.99168
This is one spot for going south on E6/E20. Perhaps a bit too close to the center -- many cars are probably not leaving the city. Though a friend got a ride straight to Malmö. There are indeed red lights, so you can get contact with people.You can get here by taking a tram to stop called Stampen, and walking Gullbergsvassgatan.
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57.70706, 11.98711
Me and my buddy hitched from this spot twice, once to Oslo and once to Stockholm...didn't wait longer than 30mins...lots of traffic and a bus stop to pull into.―Anonymous
57.69452, 12.00227
made a mistake standing here for Jonkoping, cars are led over highway E20 and then directly to road 40. So senseless to stand here.―Anonymous
57.70642, 11.99404
Avoid this ramp, walk to a bus stop which is about 800m from here.―Anonymous
57.67871, 12.02192
Go by bus from Nils Ericsson-terminalen/Göteborg Central to Delsjömotet and position yourself along the side of the road leading out of town with a JÖNKÖPING-sign. This is generally a faster way than E20 for eastern destinations such as Stockholm, with a stopover in Jönköping if needed.―Anonymous
57.7478, 11.99351
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57.7478, 11.99351
Stigs Center -- big service station where international truck drivers stop and rest. Going north and south on E6. Should be possible to talk somebody into taking you.It has a long history, but it doesn't look like this anymore: http://www.stigscenter.se/img/historia/tappen62.jpg .
Get here by taking bus 47 from Hjalmar Brantingsplatsen towards Tuve.
Hjalmar Brantingsplatsen (on Hisingen Island, just across the bridge (Götaälvbron) from the central train station) is reached by tram 5, 6 or 10.
―Anonymous