Hitchhiking from San Bruno
Hitchhiking to San Bruno
Recent reviews mentioning San Bruno
36.96094, -122.05675
This spot is crazy. As soon as I put my thumb out, I heard the tires screeching.A ride on PCH all the way to SF.
By Angel, a cool guy dealing with his love stories and his job as a scrapper.
―Osparagus
37.72451, -122.50322
wide shoulder, good people watching - a bit sketchy to get to. traffic light a bit north of pin is helpful for slowing down traffic.―4denosin3
37.77719, -122.40409
good vis, semi dangerous if on street (fast traffic going towards 101, slower turning towards 298. decent visibility especially with sign. lots of space for cars to pullover. did not try asking at chevron gas but prob wouldnt be too bad?―4denosin3
37.50512, -122.48107
Many cars, great spot to pull off.―Ytyny
37.60865, -122.49566
~20 minutes to El Granada the spot has enough space for people to turn off, cars are moving fast and many cars but good spot overall―Ytyny
37.60865, -122.49566
idk why is everyone tryied to find a ride way up, Where i stayed it much closer to traffic light so traffic is slow there and people see you better―Luthero
37.5958, -122.5042
took free shuttle from SFSU to Dali City BART, then samtrans bus for a couple bucks and got dropped off right here. got a ride in 10 minutes. great way of leaving SF.―Anonymous
37.80115, -122.448
Seems to be the best option for getting out of SF up the 101 northbound; there's a traffic light to slow cars down and a little-used bus lay-by for them to pull over into, and anybody driving here is at least going over the bridge. Several cars going into Marin county stopped, though it took over an hour to get one that was going as far as Petaluma.―Anonymous
37.80115, -122.448
Hitch from here to Santa Rosa on a Friday afternoon, took very little time.Apparently the Bus Stop is currently (october '15) closed off so no busses stop here, just a clear spot for cars to pull over.
―Tiger
37.80115, -122.448
Had signs for Santa Rosa and 101N, got three ride offers in the span of an hour and a half but they were short of Santa Rosa and would have been hard to hitch out of. Took the fourth ride all the way out to Santa Rosa! There's a pullout area right after the stoplight that's supposedly a bus stop but there weren't signs for buses or any buses stopping at all and a half dozen cops passed us without giving us trouble (:―Cmcneil
37.5958, -122.5042
Had a hard time leaving SF going south in the city so I did the exact thing the OP did here. Turned out pretty great, though I didn't get a ride in 10 mins. More like 30. One thing, however, there is a gas station right on Linda Mar Blvd where this spot is posted on the map. The attendants saw my signs and made sure to tell me that "hichhiking is illegal in Pacifica" and I didnt want to deal with them calling the cops, so I walked down a little more where there is this huge dirt turnout and plenty of room for cars to stop. Took a ride to Santa Cruz.―Curbcat
37.80115, -122.448
It's not a very big bus stop and is only really accessible from the right lane since there's usually a lot of traffic, but I was picked up after 13 minutes by a guy going to San Rafael.―TBF
37.80115, -122.448
Hitchiked here on a monday around 3pm, got a ride pretty easily to cross the bridge and get out of SF !(2 guys with big bagpacks)
―Pilou3019
37.5958, -122.5042
Same. It's a good spot to go south. Right after the light there's a wide space to pull over. 30 minutes wait, ride to Half Moon Bay.―Ars Libera
37.48133, -122.44476
yeah, basically anywhere between pacifica and santa cruz is fantastic hitchhiking :). been here many times, never more than 30 min for a ride.―Dima42
37.59448, -122.5055
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37.60736, -122.49747
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37.61384, -122.48693
Got a ride to Half Moon Bay in the morning after just 10min―Anonymous
37.45574, -122.43278
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37.46636, -122.43401
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