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[[User:n0id|n0id]] was told by Ukrainian hitchhikers that it is very difficult to hitch in Crimea, because there are mostly tourists driving around and locals will expect you to pay. Also, due to the tourism, there are very good & reasonably cheap bus connections between the cities in the Southern part. On the other hand, experience showed that hitchhiking is not difficult at all. A few times people stopped and asked for money, but disappeared quite quickly when told we were hitchhiking. Some of the people picking us up were wondering why we were hitchhiking at all and referring to the cheap buses. However, it is probably indeed better to hitchhike in the inside of the country than on the road along the coast, since there we waited the longest. [[User:tbfTBF]] would absolutely recommend hitchhiking in Crimea; it was far easier to hitchhike in Crimea than any other part of Ukraine and was comparable to the rest of Western Russia. Even hitchhiking with two males, we were almost always picked up within 15 minutes and saw many other hitchhikers on the road (May 2017).