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In the coastal and “high”-density areas of Australia, about from [[Adelaide]] to [[Brisbane]]/[[Cairns]], hitching is much the same as anywhere else in Western culture. Roads lanes are wide with very often large emergency stopping lanes so finding a good stop is not very difficult.
In the [http://nomadwiki.org/en/Outback_(Australia) Outback], though, you may get more empty beer cans thrown at you than rides; some hitchhikers, however, wouldn't agree with that, stating that even hitchhiking through the desert can be pretty good, especially with the many trucks and 'road trains' that are usually going long distances.
Because distances are so hugemhuge, people are used to drive several hundred kilometers and your driver are quite often offering to make a huge detour to bring you somewhere.
==Australia Particular Advices==
