Worst State to Hitch Through?

ipoPua said:
florida's the worst ive had, but ive only done the east coast yet
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It took me four days of walking through florida, flying signs , thumbing it before i got a ride, and the ride was only a five minute trip down the road..........
 
Been in Indiana for 5 days and got one ride (20miles). This state blows donkey balls.

Best was Minnesota though. 4 nights in a row people let me stay at their houses and meet their families.
 
Illinois sucked pretty bad. Kinda like Connecticut in away. People nowadays can careless about themselves let alone a hitchhiker like me. I had easier time with catching out of Illinois by freight than thumbin' it on the interstate.
 
I don't have any problems with Texas the people that I had to deal with where friendly and the cops weren't to bad but it was a tough state to hitch in. Spent most of my time walking. As far as walking on the interstate I don't. Every time that I have walked on the interstate I have had many problems with the hwy patrol.
 
meonsaor said:
You've had luck in New England? Home for me is in NH and I feel like its fairly difficult to hitch thru and out of NE
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I have noticed that the closer I am to my home area the harder it is for me to get rides. I swear that drivers can sense that if i dont get a ride that I will just walk the few miles home. Once I get going tho I never have a problem. I have hitched, MA, NH & ME many times (live in New bedford, MA)
 
Northern cal (im sure this has been said or wrote) around eureka all the way into portland can be so bad, literally waiting in line for the off ramp.
 
For me being female the hardest is my own home state Oklahoma. The best? Florida or anywhere in the south anyways. The worst? The NE! Anything like NY, NH,ME, MA I think you get the message! The friendliest? I'd have to say NM and AZ
 
Kansas sucked because the interstate was technically private property owned by the state. Like some tollway bs. Indiana i hitched from my hometown of indianapolis to Evansville easy. I have a feeling state roads are better than interstates in indy. Got hassled by cops near interstate 64 i think it was. He told us to walk to the next exit but not on the shoulder, got a truck bed ride immediately while on shoulder since it was impossible to walk anywhere else. Saw the cop looking for us goin eastbound and taking the offramp
 
The worst I've ever been in is New Jersey, since hitching is illegal and cops are ASSHOLES there it's hard to get more than 15 miles into that state without getting stuck AS FUCK. I've heard florida is really shit too, but I've never been (and I hope I never have to).
 
(province) ONTARIO. People wait days for a ride, it's so long between big cities in Northern Ontario and you can get stuck in the middle of fucking-bumbkin-ville easily. uhg, awful.
 
I've hitchhiked in 47 states of the lower 48 states so from my experience the state of Pa is a bitch and toll roads in general. Best to stick to truck stops for long distances. Safe travels everyone
 
Di Cruz31 said:
What about NY? Cause I'm a woman and you know how that can go, trying to avoid things happening.
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No, I'm sorry, as an lgbtq+ trans woman who has traveled around most of the north east new york is one of the safest and least sketchy places to hitch hike possible! There are going to be crazy fucked up people everywhere and im sorry if you've had to deal with that but new york is BEYOND easy to hitch through, at least if you lnow what you're doing.
 
nanoperception said:
No, I'm sorry, as an lgbtq+ trans woman who has traveled around most of the north east new york is one of the safest and least sketchy places to hitch hike possible! There are going to be crazy fucked up people everywhere and im sorry if you've had to deal with that but new york is BEYOND easy to hitch through, at least if you lnow what you're doing.
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I haven't done it yet but people keep telling me not to. I just wanted to get opinions on it first before I did. Thank you for your input :)
 
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