Difference between revisions of "Border crossing"
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| − | '''Border crossings''' can be good for [[hitchhiking]]. | + | '''Border crossings''' can be good for [[hitchhiking]]. Cars have to stop and if you successfully make it to the next country you can easily hitch a ride going far towards your destination. |
| − | In some places, such as [[Turkey]] and [[New York State]], they don't like people walking across the border. | + | In some places, such as [[Turkey]] and [[New York State]], they don't like people walking across the border. It's mostly better to get a ride across the border and get out there if humanly possible (if there are e.g. money exchange offices). |
| − | '''At all times keep your bag with you when leaving your car.''' | + | '''At all times keep your bag with you when leaving your car.''' You might be sent back to the country you came for, or other bad scenarios could happen. |
[[Category:General info]] | [[Category:General info]] | ||
[[Category:Border crossings]] | [[Category:Border crossings]] | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 10 July 2009
Border crossings can be good for hitchhiking. Cars have to stop and if you successfully make it to the next country you can easily hitch a ride going far towards your destination.
In some places, such as Turkey and New York State, they don't like people walking across the border. It's mostly better to get a ride across the border and get out there if humanly possible (if there are e.g. money exchange offices).
At all times keep your bag with you when leaving your car. You might be sent back to the country you came for, or other bad scenarios could happen.
