Hitchhiking from Woking
Hitchhiking to Woking
Recent reviews mentioning Woking
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Most people go to the ring road, but at the end i found someone who went to Exeter.―johan92
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It took a while to find someone, but at the end I asked someone who was filling his tank, going to Exeter.―johan92
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This hitch-hiking spot lies just next to a bus stop, and just after a pedestrian crossing, so the traffic passing this point is quite slow. Good for getting onto the M3―Anonymous
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This is a bit of a special spot - it can be very rewarding if you're going north (don't bother if you're going south, service stations are a much better bet) - but it's super hard work to find the right spot to ask around (for example short term parking spots, although there are a lot of taxi drivers and people going to london), and there is so much going on... plus airport security might not really like you so much.―Anonymous
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I would also recommend the Shell petrol station a short walk west along the A316―Willochrome
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It 's forbiden to stay anyway at Heathrow with a sign. I tried to wait at Arrival hall on Terminal 1, by taxi drivers. When you see taxi driver going out with olny one person just ask them about lift to center. I got ride with first person I asked.―Anonymous
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Would have to agree that airport security can be cagey. There is a free travel zone operating around the airport on the tube/buses which will get you to the A4 or A30 (Hatton Cross tube station) which would be far safer areas to hitch from.http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/gettingaround/maps/buses/pdf/heathrowterminals123-13970.pdf
―Willochrome
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I agree coming off the M3 towards is a bad idea here, although there is a train station with no barriers and is hardly ever checked. good advice if stuck is heading to sunningdale and hopping the train at a late peak time. if towards reading there are no barriers at Early station, if towards london there are barriers at Clapham junction but at peak times these are almost always open.―Anonymous
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From local knowledge I can confirm that this is quite a fast moving roundabout.―Willochrome
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After 1 hour of waiting at the eastbound exit with a "M1" sign two cars stopped at the same time: one going to Luton and another to Sheffield.―Moryc
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Stood at the eastbound extrance with a sign "Dover" and got a lift to Maidstone Services within 10 min.―Anonymous
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The traffic lights on the roundabout may be the only chance to get a lift on M25 from Staines or around. Cars have no space to pull over so you need to be quick.―Anonymous
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You can stop here the cars going from London on M25. Generally a bad roundabout to hitchhike but there is nothing better around.―Anonymous
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On-ramp 14 M25 direction north, nice spot with lots of traffic and place for cars to stop. Sign might be good because of the upcoming junction with the M4 and M40.―Anonymous