Hitchhiking from Clydebank
Hitchhiking to Clydebank
Recent reviews mentioning Clydebank
55.99835, -4.59798
Bit slower this time―Ryancomet
54.7994, -2.87256
Amazing spot! I was going to Glasgow and got a lift with a family in no time. Can only recommend it.―Larixium
55.83733, -4.24136
I stood by the traffic lights with a sign saying M74 south. It worked like a charm and almost immediately good a ride near Carlisle. The traffic lights stop for some time and especially during morning, there is quite a cue of cars.―martih
55.94386, -4.02736
Quite large gas station. But pretty bad for direction Glasgow. I think I got a mercy ride out of here, but I think you are much better when heading towards Edinburgh or Stirling.―martih
55.90358, -4.3803
Space due to a busstop which has a long hashed area safe to pullover. Traffic lites mean large volume of slow traffic. Good ride north with a Loch lomond sign. 20 min wait.―Anonymous
56.00241, -4.60037
All the way to oban―Ryancomet
55.89934, -3.2334
OK I might have been slightly lucky last time―Ryancomet
56.6816, -5.10629
Lots of traffic towards Glasgow.―klawik
55.89934, -3.2334
Fantastic spot! Great traffic flow on a Saturday. Bring a sign because traffic could be going a lot of different directions.―Ryancomet
55.99835, -4.59798
very quick. lots of traffic moving slow on this roundabout. had camped the night up on a footpath at the top of the hill that this sideroad leads to.lift from Peter
―yves
55.6602, -4.70542
lots of not too fast traffic when i was there.lift from Jeg n Craig
―yves
54.44159, -1.671
I had bad luck hitching at the services, so I tried the hotel. Not great, but I got a long ride to Glasgow. So a win.―mossenmoons
56.80868, -5.12601
I agree. This road is kind.―mossenmoons
56.01374, -4.61426
―Anonymous
55.86725, -4.27113
There's a traffic light for the traffic going down to the M8 direction Ednburgh... walking on the side of the road showing a sign when the light is read should work. I waited 15 minutes to get a lift to Edinburgh but I was proposed almost immediately a lift to Stirling.―Anonymous
56.01374, -4.61426
There are many laybys in the Loch Lomond area. Probably the best one is one mile out of the village of Balloch, where local trains from Glasgow terminate. There is a lot of traffic, the layby is wide and it also doubles as a bus stop - buses from Glasgow Bus Station to the Isle of Skye, Campbeltown and Oban stop here.―Anonymous
55.99835, -4.59798
This roundabout is a bit chaotic, but you'll get somebody to pull in where the marker is. If you are several people, take strategical positions, so cars coming from the south and the east can see you a bit earlier.―Anonymous
55.99835, -4.59798
I was hitching to Fort William and got a lift within 10 mins on a Monday afternoon at 3.30pm to Tyndrum. Lots of traffic at this time and the cars have to slow down for the roundabout. There is plenty of room for cars to pull into the turnoff to the left so that you can get in.―Anonymous
55.99835, -4.59798
The two of were Hithching to Gleoncoe and got a ride in 15 minutes by a Audi quattro convertible. The guy was driving through the glen 100 mph and we had a sunny day! It was the best drive of my life. :DWe got here for free because of the friendly employees at the Queen street railway station in Glasgow!
―Makuc
55.86725, -4.27113
Good place. I waited only 30 minutes. highly recommend―Hiroki tkg