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'''Connecticut''' is a state in the [[United States of America|United States]].
Hitchhiking along I-95 is not difficult as Connecticut maintains a very nice system of rest stops and service plazas across the state; it's also possible to exit-hop. Walk onto one and put your thumb out and you shouldn't have to wait long for a ride. In addition, several [[New York City|New York]]-[[Boston]] bus lines (Chinatown to Chinatown, 15 US$) make stops at the Fairfield [[rest area|service plaza]] (exit 21), and it is possible to talk your way on for free or a reduced price if you're a good negotiator.
Watch out for mosquitos and black flies in the north east, the mosquitos can be ravenous.
People are very friendly in Connecticut for the most part. There is a pretty high ratio of rich stuck up yuppies though.
== Law ==
Sec. 53-181. Soliciting rides in motor vehicles. Any person who, while on or within the limits of the traveled portion of any public highway, solicits a ride in a motor vehicle, other than a public service motor bus or taxicab, except in case of accident or emergency, shall be deemed to have committed an infraction and be fined thirty-five dollars, except that any person may, while on or within the shoulder portion of any public highway, except a limited access highway, solicit such a ride.
== Experiences ==
''I was extremely impressed with Connecticut while hitchhiking through. I wasn't here long enough to make a definite determination, but along with [[Rhode Island]], this was the easiest place I have ever hitchhiked. I rarely waited longer than 2 or 3 minutes for rides!''[[User:Thewindandrain|Thewindandrain]] ([[User talk:Thewindandrain|talk]]) 00:20, 16 November 2013 (CET)
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