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Hitchhiking from Milton Keynes

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Hitchhiking to Milton Keynes

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Recent reviews mentioning Milton Keynes

52.08329, -0.74999

Lots of traffic and a good pull in but you need to check with motorway your ride is going up. The M1 and M6 split not far north of here!
―Ryancomet

51.94825, -0.50127

It took me quite a while to find a truck going past London towards Dover, but with a bit of luck, you can do it easily. It's a big rest stop on both sides, so it's not hard to find a car going anywhere.
―martih

51.94825, -0.50127

I walked around and got a truck all the way to Leicester truck stop. This is a large rest stop and definitely a great place for going norh. Free toilets, Wi-Fi and power outlets. A lot of cars and even trucks.
―martih

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

51.94825, -0.50127

A great spot, but if you are heading towards Cambridge, be aware that you can use both the part going north and south. There is a bridge between them for easy crossing. I needed to go for Bedford, but got a ride just to the ramp and continued from there.
―martih

52.08329, -0.74999

Good services, long lift from an interesting man...
―Ryancomet

52.20994, -0.94353

Stood at the entrance to the petrol station and got a lift heading into London. Also got offered a lift to Milton Keynes inside the services when seen walking around with sign. Not loads of traffic but decent spot
―ActingOutColours

52.96131, -1.2663

Decent spot, mind the trucks piling up, got a lift heading down the M1
―ActingOutColours

52.05602, -0.72832


―Anonymous

52.05602, -0.72832

I didn't get a lift here, but the passing Buddhist monks who live at the temple just through the trees told me they like to pick people up here when they can! Maybe even try your luck in the car park?
―Anonymous

51.94825, -0.50127


―Anonymous

52.05437, -0.72994


―Anonymous

51.94825, -0.50127

Very big service station, lots of cars, all heading for London. Also a bridge over the road, so you can switch lanes here (as I did, I arrived from the South with a lift which took me around London and took a lift back into the Northern part of London)
―Anonymous

52.05437, -0.72994

In theory these bus stops near the M1 make fantastic spots, long straight roads with heavy traffic slowing for roundabouts... But I had no luck in over two hours.
―Anonymous

52.20994, -0.94353

Within 5 mins of getting dropped off I got a ride to london.
―Saleemaslam

52.20994, -0.94353

If you buy something/are kind enough then the McDonald's in the services may give you a free cup with ice, invaluable if it is a hot day.
―Willochrome

52.20994, -0.94353

Waited about 20 mins until a trucker gave me a ride about 20 miles south.
people were very friendly!
―Vstravers95

52.20994, -0.94353

Stood by the BP petrol station, took about 30 minutes to get a lift towards Oxford on the A43.
―SpaceCadet

52.20872, -0.94367


―Anonymous

52.20994, -0.94353

[M1 SOUTHBOUND]

Having surveyed the area I decided that the best place to hitch from was outside the main services building itself.

Being relatively close to London you may be able to choose which part of London/direction along the M25 you wish to get to.

It took about 35 minutes before I was offered a hitch to Brent Cross, a very useful strategic location at the interchange of the M1/A406 North Circular Road.
―Anonymous

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