Hitchhiking from Princeton
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Hitchhiking to Princeton
Recent reviews mentioning Princeton
33.27225, -96.59291
This isn't the perfect spot, but if you're stuck out here in Melissa, then it's probably your best bet. I find that the type of person that stops at Buccie's, isn't the type of person that stops for hitchhikers.That said, people that live in Melissa are even less likely to stop for you. I got picked up by a California transplant, that does a lot of backpacking. He was a really cool guy. He was on his way out to Texoma lake to test out some new gear.
―AngryOtter
33.22997, -96.63219
There is a fair bit of traffic, but folks here seem a little snooty. It doesn't mean you can't get lucky, but I didn't.―Anonymous
33.10237, -96.67719
Hitching north out of DFW on US-75 is tough. This spot really isn't the greatest, but I got picked up surprisingly fast.The issue is that there really isn't a good spot for vehicles to pull off. And well also, there is no transit in the area so it's a long walk to get to this spot.
The Costco near Parker rd. would probably be a better option. It's a substantialy shorter walk, and The truck entrance seems like it would offer a good place for vehicles to pull off.
―AngryOtter
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