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* '''on foot''', is about 30 minutes walking (3km). Turn left at the traffic circle just out the metro station. Follow the ''autoroute/Montpellier'' signs until the entrance of the motorway (you should find cardboard there) the péage is only 2km further.
* '''by bus''', get directly in the 79 ([http://www.tisseo.fr/sites/default/files/Tisseo_ete79web.pdf PDF with the route and the timetables of the bus 79]) Get off at the bus stop ''Commerce''. At the roundabout in front of you, turn right and cross a fast road (not the motorway though), take left, then get on a bridge above a canal. There is a gate at the end of the bridge you might have to climb but so far(not that easy...). [[User:mimicracra|mimicracra]] had luck, as a car just went out, it was openopening the gate.... Otherwise below on the right side of the gate, on the sides, a part can be removed and you (even if you're fat!) can crawl under, but there is not that much space. You can see the small bridge on the [http://maps.hitchwiki.org/?lat=43.54602858169725&lng=1.501157283782959&zoom=17&trip=0&view=0 map]. When you get in, remember you have to cross the péage carefully) and hitch on the other side of it! Last successfully used July 25th, 2013.[[User:phlyming|Phlyming]] found the gate too high to climb over for normal people and it was easier to directly walk along the edge lane onto the interchange bridge in the north, follow the direction to A61 and get to péage.
==== Towards [[Carcassonne]], [[Montpellier]], [[Barcelona]] ([[Spain]]) ====
Most of the cars are going this way, you should get a ride in a few minutes.
Last successfully used April 13July 25th, 20112013.
==== Towards [[Foix]], [[Andorra]] ====
Alternatively, try sleeping in the train station. It officially closes at 1am, that's when the guards kick all the homeless out. After saying that she had a train ticket for the morning, the guards showed mercy on [[User:Kimmietaylor28|Kimmietaylor28]] and let her sleep in a very warm room at the back. The station opens again at 4am, but those three hours of free sleeping were useful.
== Free internet ==
If you don't have a smartphone or this kinda STUFF and still need to access internet, go to the Médiathèque José Cabanis, a very big building very near to Train and Metro Station Marengo. There, just ask at the info desk and they will give you a card with which you can access internet on the computers there for 1,5 hour, for free! You'll just have to wait 15 minutes for the card to become valid, but as there are so much things to read (loads of international press!), you won't get bored at all! (and there is air-conditioning :)) Open everyday except monday.
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