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==== Option 1: E67 (Laagri) ====1. Take the bus [httphttps://webtransport.trafitallinn.comee/#!schedulesbus/tallinn18/18a-Busb/20819-Viru-keskus-Laagri1/tal_bus_18 #map bus 18] from bus-stop ''Viru'' (close to the Viru Gate entrance to the Old Town, where the McDonalds is) to the final stop, ''Laagri'' (about a 30 minute ride). There's a Walk on about ≈150m along Pärnu maantee, the large road to the south , and traffic hitch. Traffic is going fairly slowand there's a wide hard shoulder. <br/ >One stop earlier , you will also find a petrol station. Also bus #buses 10 and 14 stop nearby, at their end stations.

Or take 2. Take the "Elektriraudtee" commuter train from Tallinn-Balti jaam to Laagri stationand walk to the main road as above.

==== Option 3: At the ferry terminal ====It is also possible to hitch from the ferry terminals. When arriving at the port from Helsinki on Viking Line or Eckerö Line, just walk to the Logi street, some 200 m away from the passenger terminal towards the city and stick out your thumb. Many trucks can take you all the way to the Polish border. There is probably a similar place for trucks coming with Tallink's ship, as well. Use a sign so that the drivers know where you are going.

==== Option 1: Highway 1 at Pae ====Take one of the following buses : 12 (Väike-Õismäe - Priisle (this is an express line and costs more)), 13 (Väike-Õismäe - Seli) or 54 (Mereakadeemia-Estonia, 67 (Estonia-Seli) or 68 (Estonia - Priisle; does not circulate at Sundays) or better still , tram 2 (Kopli-Ülemiste) or 4 (Tondi-Ülemiste) to Pae. The tram-stop to take from the centre of the town is Hobujaama. When you get to Pae hitch from the crossroad of Peterburi tee and Pae. Although buses in the 100's and 200's (e. g. 156) go there from Balti Jaam as well, they drive out of town and are therefore much more expensive than normal buses. Also, Pae street is still pretty much in town and hitchhiking from there might be a bit more difficult.

==== Option 2: Highway 1 at Pirita Jõgi ====A better option is to hike hitch from Pirita Jõgi, which is on the border of Tallinn. To get there one has to walk for some distance, though. One can go on any bus leaving from Balti Jaam to Loksa (e.g. 152). These are also buses that leave town and therefore cost more. To get there by Tallinn's public transportation one can take one the buses 13 (Väike-Õismäe - Seli) 49 or 54 (Mereakadeemia-Estonia), 67 (Estonia-Seli), 68 (Estonia-Priisle) to Priisle (or Seli if you take bus 67) and then walk along Rahu tee until one reaches Peterburi tee and walk eastward. It's best to start hitchhiking from after the bridge over Pirita river.

To get from Pae (Option 1) to Pirita Jõgi (Option 2), one can (in addition to buses 13 and , 54, 67, and 68) also take either number bus 50 (Seli-Pae) or 58 (Priisle-Pae) to Priisle.

[http://soiduplaan.tallinn.ee/#plan/en Thissite] and [http://web.trafi.com this one too] site has a have great journey planner planners and shows they both also show timetables and routes for all public transport in Tallinn.