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=== North towards [[Tel Aviv]] ===
Walk north on Herzel street (the main street) in the direction of the train station. When you get to the train station keep on walking down the road until you get to a big junction. Cross it (the name of the street changes to Weizman street or road 412) and stand at the bus stop. Better use a sign as cars can go to multiple destinations from here. You can also take every form of local public transportation that gets to the train station and walk to the spot mentioned above but it's usually not necessary as it's only 25 minutes walk from the city centre.
===South towards [[Be'er Sheva]], East towards [[Jerusalem]], Northeast towards Ben Guryon Airport===
Take any public transportation that goes South to Bilu Junction (bus lines 26, 301, 367 and many more/ service taxi). The junction connects the main street of the city (Herzel street) with road number 40 that goes to Be'er Sheva. Stand at the bus stop there and make sure you are at the right place- road 40 southbound- either by asking or by checking the plaque at the bus stop. The chances of getting a direct ride all the way to BS are slim as there a LOT of places on that road but little by little it should be possible.
Also possible to get a ride to [[Jerusalem]] from the same spot, just ask the driver about where is the next good hitchhiking position.
To get to the airport: You need to stand on the northeastern corner of the same Bilu Junction. Once again a direct ride is not very likely but people going to Petch Tikva, Modiin and maybe even Jerusalem will be able to help you. Try asking to get to ''''El-Al junction'''' which is a major junction on road number 40 and is very close to the airport.
== Hitchhiking in ==
'''Free food''': Near the central bus stations you can find Rehovot's market. If you get there at the end of the day (around sunset on weekdays or late afternoon on Friday) there's a good chance of finding good fruits and vegetables on the ground or in big stockpiles. It is common to search those piles and no one would mind. The market is closed, like almost any othet thing, between Friday evening and Sunday morning.
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