Wandering around the web I came across a site that promotes and organizes hitchhiking trips, and after doing articles on car pooling and bike sharing, which can be found at how to move, I decided to make a post on hitchhiking too. Hitchhiking was born in the 70s and 80s and spread widely, especially in America. Which of our parents has never hitchhiked? The sites I have come across offer easier ways to get organized with hitchhiking more modern way.
On some sites, you can leave messages with your name, seat availability, type of trip you want to do, license plate and dates of your trip if you introduce yourself as a driver. If, on the other hand, we are looking for a ride, insert our nickname and say the dates and the place of travel, you never know that someone will give us a place in the car.
The site proposes travel rules and tips not to be intrusive, such as not eating in the car or to warn if an animal is included in the trip. Unlike the true form of hitchhiking, a contribution on the passenger side.
Other interesting sites that I came across and that may be useful to you are: viavai.com, which unlike the first requires a membership fee e hitchhikers.org, the name is what defines hitchhikers in English. The latter site does not ask for membership fees, it proposes who knows what rules or suggestions. Those interested can leave their travel destination and be contacted by another user in a natural and spontaneous way. No economic constraints and no limitations. In my opinion hitchhikers.org is the best site, the one that comes closest to the real one philosophy of the hitchhiker, travel for free, creating friendships and new relationships. On the site, never asking for financial contributions, you only ask to advertise the platform for free, perhaps by making some donations or simply by word of mouth. What are you waiting for? Raise your thumb.
