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If you plan to hitchhike east along the ''Interbalnearia'', a good start might be at the Carrasco airport. You can take the local bus #109 to Parque Roosevelt (24$ November 201428 Pesos march 2016) until the last stop, where the Parque R. begins. It can take you about 30-45min from Centro. You then just follow the road for about 1 km, and you'll situate yourself at a roundabout which marks the beginning of the IB. Behind the roundabout, there's a bus stop with plenty of space to stop cars. There's also two service stations a bit up along the way. Still quite some traffic might go only to the airport which is located about a 1,5 km up the roadHowever, so in doubt it might be possible difficult to walk up behind hitch from there as the bridge (exit/entrance to the airport) road splits just a few kilometers further and start from there. Traffic is plentyfulmany people don't go far.

''[[User:Platschi|Platschi]] tried A quicker (although more expensive) option is to hitchhike take a bus to peaje Pando (Pando toll booth) from here in April 2013, but somehow after three hours the start of thumb gestures, nobody stoppedAvenida Italia across the bus terminal Tres Cruces. Ask the locals which bus runs there and tell the driver that you want to get off at peaje Pando (it is the first peaje). Must have been a cloudy dayThe bus costs 64 pesos (March 2015). Still, From the toll booth it seems the only suitable place is quite easy to get east along hitchhike. This option has the IB when hitchhiking out advantage that you start a bit further outside of Montevideoand are already behind the airport and the split of the road.''