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== Experiences ==
''The police don't seem to mind hitchers, but Wisconsin is among the four worst states for getting picked up in my experience. I have hitched through most states many times and try to avoid Wisconsin if I can. Although I am a clean cut innocent looking young man, most of my wait times in Wisconsin average out to be over 2 hours. Furthermore, of all The worst place to hitch was on the times someone yelled obscenities out smaller roads in the window at me for hitchingsouth, ie, most of those times have been in Wisconsinthe scenic "driftless area". Everyone's experience is different, but Wisconsin and I have never gotten along.''[[User:Thewindandrain|Thewindandrain]] 20:11, 13 September 2012 (CEST)
We got rides like crazy, never waited more than half an hour for a ride. Once or twice we had more than one person stop at a time and had to turn one of them away. Also had one ride pull over as the last one before was pulling away. I'm proud of my home state, they love hitch hikers! Hwy 12 was where we did the most hitching, between Madison and Lake Geneva. So if you're anywhere near there I wouldn't even bother owning a car. Just hitch to work or school! You can't walk on the interstates unfortunately, but hitching is legal from the on-ramps if you stand before the "no pedestrians" sign. -Dizzy