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Hitchhiking from Abbots Langley

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Hitchhiking to Abbots Langley

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Recent reviews mentioning Abbots Langley

51.68708, -0.22497

Gas station, lot of traffic on a Sunday. People going on M25. Got a ride to oxford
―Ana

51.68859, -0.22354

From here you can find a cars going in all directions. That makes it easier and harder at the same time. But it's still a great spot. I just needed to go for a better gas station near Luton on my way north. You can charge your phone inside and there are free toilets inside. As around and you will find someone.
―martih

52.24893, 0.36348

A pretty good gas station, if you need a ride towards Cambridge or London. I got a ride in a moment. There is a lot of traffic.
―martih

52.61929, -1.20565

First person I asked at 6:30 in the morning agreed to take me to London.
―treetoadman

50.85391, 4.65821

Walked here from Leuven, asked around, two of them were going to Brussels and the third one happened to be a couple living near London, so I got a ride from here through Eurotunnel all the way to north of London. And they ended up being worried that I will get stuck hitchhiking out of the London bubble, so they bought be a crazy expensive train ticket to Manchester, so I got to my friend’s place by the evening! ☺️
―anettlee17

51.55255, -0.45039

Bonega veturo kun Majstro Edd, li eĉ donis al mi 20 britajn pundojn. Dankon. Intensa tago, mi uzis parton de la kartona skatolo de la Rog Strix 15 "pligrandigita", kiun mi ĵus aĉetis uzita por 500 pundoj, kiun mi trovis la antaŭan tagon en Facebook. La plej multekosta ŝildo (Birmingham) de mia vivo kaj mi ankoraŭ ne eĉ uzis la komputilon. Mi ne havus tempon, mi devis iri al Afriko por volontuli ĉe la Monda Kongreso de Esperanto en Arusha, feliĉe la komunumo helpis min kun la bileto, mi kaptus la unuan aviadilon el Dublino post malpli ol 48 horoj. Ĝi valoris esti gajninta iom da mono en Londono dum pli ol monato.
―Jurobola

51.64381, -0.25492

Either this is an excellent spot, it I just had excellent luck. But I waited five minutes, and the second car already stopped, and I got a ride all the way to Leeds. I had a sign saying "A1 - North".
―mossenmoons

51.55255, -0.45039

The point is great for hitching towards Oxford/Birmingham (M40) or M25 - also, there is a hatched-marking section, where a car can stop to pick you up even when the traffic is heavy.
Always stand with a sign stating your destination, as a lot of traffic goes round M25.

Also, there is an OxfordTube bus stop nearby, so you can always take the bus if you are really stuck.
―Anonymous

51.56097, -0.49825

Good place for hitch-hiking onto M40 - 1.5 miles away from Uxbridge station. Make sure the driver is going straight through on M40, and not on M25
―Anonymous

51.68706, -0.22638

The junction is very large. Depending on where you want to go, it may or may not be easy to get a lift from the service station. If you want the A1 North, it will be difficult. The traffic around the junction and on the exit roads is moving too fast to safely hitch. Maybe try these if there's a traffic jam
―Anonymous

51.6356, -0.28204

London Gateway services. Whether or not this is a good space depends on where you're coming from. If you have just started your trip out of London going north then avoid this spot if possible. It's so close to London that people are unlikely to stop here - their journey has only just begun so why stop. Staples Corner is probably a better bet.
―Anonymous

51.63075, -0.26421

People were very distrustful, but ok, it was after dark and we were two guys. Generally, you should be okay because there's quite a lot of people to ask.
―Anonymous

51.55255, -0.45039

Great spot, got a ride north easily with a sign saying M40 where I could easily keep hitching all the way to Glasgow
―Tarea32

51.56097, -0.49825

Lots of rich people coming from london mostly not used to seeing hitchhikers. Although the spot looked great.
―Martox

51.56097, -0.49825

I came from Uxbridge and thought this spot must be good but most people didnt bother and never stopped. People are also going local or to heathrow. Ended up asking people at the traffic light.
―Anonymous

51.56097, -0.49825

Worked for me aswell. Cars can stop there very easy, as there is some place beside the road.

―Anonymous

51.68706, -0.22638

I stood few meters back on the corner of petrol station so that cars came out on my right and passed by (slowed down) on my left. Went to St Albans (west) (had my sign) and nobody seemed to go there - got picked up by a guy who had just come from there and was kind enough to make a big detour. However I saw many drivers pointing east and many of the drivers questioned in the petrol station before that mentioned Cambridge. So that direction might be much luckier.
―Agzas

51.68706, -0.22638

the worst place I have ever been, there is no real good spot to stand, it took me over 2 hours to get a ride. the ride was from a nice taxidriver who dropt me of on the M25, not even on a service station
―Anonymous

51.68706, -0.22638

The service area layout forces a lot of traffic through the Waitrose parking lot. Standing near where cars turned to leave it seemed like the best approach. Got a ride to Dartford/Thurrock after maybe 40 minutes.
―Ednaxe

51.6356, -0.28204

I just hitched this August 8th North to Leeds and I agree most people were going to London but others were going to Northampton and things like that, so it was okay to get to a better service station. Bloody far to walk with a backpack from Edgware tube though. Staples Corner better I agree.
―Ben.lawson.merhaba

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