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If you're still in the city-center, you can try getting a lift from the [[petrol station ]] located adjacent close to [http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?f=q&hl=it&geocode=&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=118215905716686756957.000448147f6ec7cb40744&ll=57.707071,11.997392&spn=0.006993,0.023518&z=16 this] roundabout, where cars are going in many directions, some of which might go to Oslo. However, most of the cars coming from the roundabout are going very very fast, and it's hard for them to stop on the street here. And, most cars at the petrol station are just staying inside the city at this point. However, there is another [[service station]], just a few kilometers out farther, (from where you enter the highway at this point), which is much much better for traffic & cars going toward towards Oslo. It's is also larger and has a lot more room for cars to stop and pull over from the street. So, one possibility is to try and ask asking drivers to drop you off at a this better service station. (It might be Q or K in see location of [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=l&hl=it&geocode=&q=service+station&near=%C3%85v%C3%A4gen+28,+G%C3%B6teborg,+Sweden&sll=57.710957,11.992371&sspn=0.006992,0.023518&ie=UTF8&ll=57.713547,11.994646&spn=0.006992,0.023518&z=16 thishere] map, but I(marked as Q ''(or K?''m not exactly sure)).

A good day to get a ride to Oslo is probably Sundays a Sunday since many Swedish people have been Swedes are home in Gothenburg over the weekend , and heading on Sundays head back to Oslo for work on Sunday.