Difference between revisions of "Milwaukee"
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| − | There is no good place to wait to get a ride to Rockyford. Gas stations may be a better shot than attempting to hitch from a ramp. [[TheWindAndRain| | + | There is no good place to wait to get a ride to Rockyford. Gas stations may be a better shot than attempting to hitch from a ramp. [[User:TheWindAndRain|TheWindAndRain]] had trouble with this route and would suggest the south/westbound ramp from Wisconsin highway 24 (Forest Home Avenue) onto I894/I43. If you can get a ride to Elkhor] you will have a much better chance here. Do not get stuck at the East Troy travel center as most of the traffic there is headed for Whitewater or [[Chicago]]. |
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Revision as of 08:47, 22 September 2012
Milwaukee is a city in Wisconsin.
Hitching out
North/East towards Fon Du Lac
West Fon Du Lac Avenue (equivalent to Wisconsin highway 145) becomes controlled access W145 just west of 68th street. Standing here where it becomes a freeway will snag you a ride. Although much of the traffic here will be local, you should hold out and stay for a long distance ride, because other entrances to the freeway have much lower flow of traffic.
South/West towards Rockyford
There is no good place to wait to get a ride to Rockyford. Gas stations may be a better shot than attempting to hitch from a ramp. TheWindAndRain had trouble with this route and would suggest the south/westbound ramp from Wisconsin highway 24 (Forest Home Avenue) onto I894/I43. If you can get a ride to Elkhor] you will have a much better chance here. Do not get stuck at the East Troy travel center as most of the traffic there is headed for Whitewater or Chicago.
