Changes

==Hitching Out==Several motorways meet at Toulouse so it's a great place to change routes if your driver is no longer going the same way as you. Toulouse's bypass is complicated, so try to change vehicles at the péage on the entrance to the motorway you wish to travel along. If you change at the exit péage before entering the Toulouse bypass a lot of passing traffic won't be going the same way as you. ===Northwest, towards To Bordeaux, Agen=== To get to the large péage where all the traffic has to in this direction must stop, take bus 60 or 69 from the "Place Jeanne d'Arc" in the centre. Get off at the stop "Laparrou", near to this stop there is the small street "Impasse des Horticulteurs", at the end of which is the tollgate.

==Changing vehiclesTo Montpellier, Foix, Andorra ==Several motorways meet at Toulouse so itTake metro line B in the direction ''Ramonville''s a great place to change routes if your driver is no longer going the same way as youvery last stop. Toulouse's bypass is complicatedAfter exiting the station, so try to change vehicles cross the street at the péage on intersection and turn left (failing to cross the entrance street will result in having to backtrack). Follow the motorway you wish autoroute signs (about 2km walk) to travel alongthe southwestern peage. If you change at  A few kilometers after the exit péage before entering peage the Toulouse bypass autoroute splits, with most traffic going on to Montpellier. Therefore a lot of passing traffic won't be sign reading "Montpellier" or "Foix" is essential. If the driver is not going all the same way as to Foix or Andorra, he might be able to drop youoff at the peage Palmiers, from which one can easily continue on.