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'''Kansas City''' is a city at the border of [[Kansas]] and [[Missouri]] spreading on both side of the State line.
'''Kansas City''' is a city at the border of [[Kansas]] and [[Missouri]] spreading on both side of the State line. The current area population is around two million people. As with any city this size, it can be tricky to navigate. Travelling within the city can be especially difficult due to Kansas City's lack of reliable public transportation, and the attitude of the locals with regards to picking people up. If you stick to the advice in this article, you shouldn't have any trouble catching a long distance ride out of town once you get to a good ramp. == Law Hitchhiking out ==[[File:hitchingKC.jpg|thumb|400px| ''Where to hitchhike in Kansas City:'' The purple shaded section is illegal to hitchhike in. Each colored circle corresponds to the best ramp to hitchhike from to go in a given direction. <br> North: Red <br> North/East: Orange <br> East: Yellow <br> South: Green <br> South/West: Blue <br> West: Brown]]=== North towards [[Omaha]] ===The best ramp to hitch to get to Omaha is probably the intersection of Barry Road and Interstate 29. This is a very busy ramp and has a lot of services promoting long distance traffic such as fast food, gas stations, and hotels. Missouri Hwy 92 and Interstate 29 just north of where I435 and I29 meet up would also be a good place.
:'''Kansas Side''':::Johnson CountyThis excerpt is Another option to try might be hitching from the ''Standard Traffic Ordinances ramp coming out of Kansas Cities'' book which all cities in Johnson County (suburbs KCI airport, a lot of Kansas City--including but not limited the northbound traffic is likely going to Lenexa, Shawnee, Overland Park, Merriam, De Soto, and Olathe) have adopted:[[St. Joseph]].
Sec. 69. Pedestrians Soliciting Rides or Business.=== North/East towards [[Des Moines]] ===
(a) No person shall stand upon or along a street or highway for the purpose The intersection of soliciting I-35 and Missouri 152 in Liberty, MO is an ideal place to get a long distance ridethis way.
Additionally, exit 25 in Kearney on I-35 can be helpful for heading north. The cops may not always mind, but citizens will call 911 Shoulder is extremely wide on the northbound on you at which point -ramp and most motorists pulling off from the cops will south heading north to re-fuel have ample time to tell see you to stop hitchhiking. Hitchhiking here from practically anywhere on the I-35 corridor in the KC metro area is extremely easy.
:::Wyandotte CountyCities Any of the stoplights along Missouri Hwy 291 in Wyandotte county (central/northwest Kansas City) Independence are '''not''' illegal good places to hitchhike inget a ride north as well since all northbound traffic coming from Lees Summit, Blue Springs, and Independence will be driving through here. Wyandotte County has a unified government code which states:
Sec. 35-404. - Pedestrians soliciting rides or business=== East towards [[St.Louis]] ===
(a)No person shall stand The ramp to I-70 from Missouri Highway 7 in a roadway for Blue Springs, MO on the purpose outskirts of soliciting the metro area is an awesome place to catch a rideto [[St. Louis]] and all points east.
This === South towards [[Joplin]]===The intersection of Missouri Hwy 58 and I-49 (AKA US 71) in between Belton and Raymore is typical code meaning a great place to catch a long distance ride. Many people heading south will stop for gas/food and get back on at this ramp. If you are within your rights to solicit catch a short distance ride from the shoulder or berm of several miles south to Peculiar, there is a roadtruck stop there too.
Avoid going south on US Hwy 69. [[User:'''Missouri Side'''On Whisperingofthestars|Jason]] got a ride from [[Lawrence]] to KC to hitch south on the US 69. Cops pulled over within 10 minutes, told him that hitchhiking is [[laws|illegal]] in the Missouri side United States of America. Whaa, after 5 weeks hitchhiking the cityStates, now they tell him? Hit the cops have better things onramp again after they left, they returned, threatened with arrest. Taken to do than mess with the state line and dumped on a countryside closed road, 5 miles away from anything. Sweet! Thank you, Kansas City!Thus the US 71 (I-49) south is probably most advisable if you for hitchhiking're heading south.The Kansas City, MO code states:{{IsIn|Missouri}}
Sec=== South/West towards [[Witchita]] and [[Emporia]] ===The best spot in the metro area to get a ride to [[Witchita]] is the intersection of Interstate 35 and 151st street. 70-787This is a stopping point for some long distance traffic since there are many hotels, a few gas stations, and even a small Shell truck stop (the only truck stop around) near this ramp. - Pedestrians soliciting rides or businessSouthbound traffic traveling down Kansas Hwy 7 (K7) will also be entering I 35 from this ramp.
(a)No person shall stand in a ''roadway'NOTE''' for the purpose of soliciting a ridePlease be aware that it is illegal to hitchhike here as you will be in Olathe city limits. The police may stop you if you are here too long.
(b)No person shall stand on a ''street'' or ''highway'' for the purpose of soliciting employment, business or contributions from the occupant of any vehicle. === West towards [[Topeka]] and [[Lawrence]] ===
SecThe ramp to I-70 from K-7 highway in Bonner Springs, KS is a good place to catch a ride to [[Topeka]] and points West including [[Lawrence]]. The on ramp to 70here is very long and abnormal and the majority of the ramp is turnpike property. Make sure you are standing right off the side of K-17 and don't go walking more than a couple feet onto the "ramp" or the cops will get on your case. Just stand before the giant metal cross- Definitionsbrace sign that goes over the road where you turn off of K-7 to get to 70. In Bonner Springs hitchhiking is completely legal, although the turnpike authority will try to tell you otherwise. Note that they can't do anything if you aren't on turnpike property.
''Roadway'' means that portion Hitching to [[Lawrence]] may be easier from K-10, but you will have to be out of a street any city limits or highway improved, designed or ordinarily used for vehicular travel, exclusive risk being arrested as it is illegal in any city limits outside of Wyandotte county.From downtown you can ask bus drivers how to get to Johnson county community college. From there you can get a bus to the sidewalk, berm or shoulder, even though such sidewalk, berm or shoulder college in [[Lawrence]] (K-10 connector). Keep in mind this is used by persons riding bicycles or other human-powered vehiclesgoing take a while for waiting and stuff. They don't make it very easy but it will cost no more than about 6 bucks all together.
''Highway'' means the entire width between the boundary lines of every way publicly maintained when any part thereof == Law =====Kansas Side=======Johnson County====This excerpt is open to the use of from the public for purposes of vehicular travel. ''StreetStandard Traffic Ordinances of Kansas Cities'' means the entire width between boundary lines book which all cities in Johnson County (suburbs of every way publicly maintained when any part thereof is open Kansas City--including but not limited to the use of the public for purposes of vehicular travel. Overland Park, Lenexa, Shawnee, Mission, Merriam and Olathe) have adopted:
Sec. 69. Pedestrians Soliciting Rides or Business.
Due to the wording of section (ba) it may be construed that "soliciting contributions from the occupant of any vehicle" includes soliciting a ride and is considered illegal on a No person shall stand ''Highwayupon or along a street or highway''However, this is unlikely because for the purpose of the explicit wording in section (soliciting a) regarding hitchhiking being illegal on a ''Roadway'' insteadride.
== Hitchhiking out ==From downtown you can ask bus drivers how to get to joco Johnson county community college. From there you can get a bus to Note the college in [[Lawrence]] wording of this (K-10 connectorupon or along highway). Keep in mind this ; hitchhiking is going take a while for waiting and stuff. They don't make it very easy but it will cost no more then about 6 bucks all together''illegal''' here.
Another option is ====Wyandotte County====Cities in Wyandotte county (central/northwest Kansas City) are '''legal''' to hitch from hitchhike in. Wyandotte County has a truck stop with a trucker.unified government code which states:
=== North/East towards [[Des Moines]] ===Sec. 35-404. - Pedestrians soliciting rides or business.
The intersection (a)No person shall stand in a roadway for the purpose of I-35 and Missouri 152 in Liberty, MO is an ideal place to get soliciting a long distance ride this way.
=== South ===This is typical code meaning you are within your rights to solicit a ride from the shoulder or berm of a road.
[[User:Whisperingofthestars|Jason]] got a ride from [[Lawrence]] to KC to hitch south on ===Missouri Side===On the US 69. Cops pulled over within 10 minutes, told him that hitchhiking is [[laws|illegal]] in the United States Missouri side of America. Whaa, after 5 weeks hitchhiking the Statescity, now they tell him? Hit the onramp again after they left, they returned, threatened cops have better things to do than mess with arrest. Taken to the state line and dumped on a countryside closed road, 5 miles away from anythingyou for hitchhiking. Sweet! Thank you, Kansas City!Thus the US 71 south It is probably more advisable if you're heading south''legal''' here.{{IsIn|Missouri}}The Kansas City, MO code states:
=== East towards [[Columbia]] ===Sec. 70-787. - Pedestrians soliciting rides or business.
The ramp to I-70 from Missouri Highway 7 (a)No person shall stand in Blue Springs, MO on a ''roadway'' for the outskirts purpose of the metro area is an awesome place to catch soliciting a ride to [[Columbia]] and all points east.
=== West towards [[Topeka]] ===Sec. 70-1. - Definitions
The ramp to I-70 from K-7 ''Roadway'' means that portion of a street or highway in Bonner Springsimproved, designed or ordinarily used for vehicular travel, KS is a good place to catch a ride to [[Topeka]] and points West including [[Lawrence]]. The on ramp to 70 here is very long and abnormal and the majority exclusive of the ramp sidewalk, berm or shoulder, even though such sidewalk, berm or shoulder is turnpike property. Make sure you are standing right off the side of K-7 and don't go walking more than a couple feet onto the "ramp" used by persons riding bicycles or the cops will get on your case. Just stand before the giant metal cross-brace sign that goes over the road where you turn off of Kother human-7 to get to 70. In Bonner Springs hitchhiking is completely legal, although the turnpike authority will try to tell you otherwise. Have no fear as they can't do anything if you aren't on turnpike property.[[User:Thewindandrain|Thewindandrain]] was arrested here for being a pedestrian on turnpike property and let go 20 minutes later with a warning not to hitchhike. He left the turnpike property and continued to hitchhike on the edge of the road before the ramp and they never came back to bother himpowered vehicles.
Hitching to [[Lawrence]] may be easier from K-10, but you will have to be out of any city limits or risk being arrested as it is illegal in any city limits outside of Wyandotte county.
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