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It's hard to hitchhike on trains. But there are ways to get free train rides搭火车的大有人在.
== General guidelines ==
Looking bad, smelling bad, having no luggage, hopping on the train last are the things that can instantly attract attention. If you really cannot do anything about your suspicous appearance, it's best to note when your train is coming and take a walk, instead of waiting at the station. If there is somebody standing at the entry to the platforms looking whether everybody is validating tickets, see if there is another way to get there - such as getting over a fence. You have to look where the inspector is - at the start or the end of the train - go to the other end. If you really don't know - sit in the middle of the train and keep an eye for the conductor. When he's coming, run the opposite direction. You can hide in the toilet if it's possible to close the door without locking it. If the inspector is checking tickets at a particularly long stop, the toilet is your only option not to get caught. If you made it to next stop, there is no reason to get out instantly, the conductor in most cases is going to get off the train while the train is standing in the station and you can run to that part of the train which the conductor has already checked. If caught, deny having money or an ID. When choosing which train to take, opt for express trains - those with fewest stops, as you are unlikely to get far with regional ones - and you may get stuck in a station where almost no trains stop. It's very useful to memorize (or write down) the timetable, so that you instantly know which is the best train to take after you get kicked out of the previous one.
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== If you're in an organised 如果在搭车 [[Hitchhiking competitions|hitchhiking competition比赛]]... ==
[[File:Trainaschaffenburgtonürnberg.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Photo taken while hitchhiking a train in Germany在德国搭火车照的. Translation翻译: "All aboard! But please only with a ticket上车请买票." ...heeheehee.]]
...then it is very possible很可能的. Choose your train and wait at the platform走向列车员. When the train arrives, work out who the conductor is and run up to him/her. Explain your situation 向他说明你的情况 (using an 'international language' such as English often works best, often better than speaking the conductor's native language使用国际通用语言，英语。当然他的母语更好), show them some documentation for your competition and don't be afraid to beg. Telling a story about a dangerous experience two hours ago on the roadside (true or not..给他看介绍信证明等等.), and how much you want some safe and secure travel after the traumatic experience, works well. By this time, the train is now running nearly a minute late and there is a good chance that the conductor will say Yes, because he needs to end the conversation and keep the train moving. So get in, sit back and relax 或者给他跪下。晓之以理动之以情，给他描述你在路上的坎坷经历，这是车都快开了。所以就这么搞定 :).
[[User:tmoonmipplor|Tommipplor]] and his two team-mates tried using this trick when travelling through the [[Netherlands]] and [[Germany]] on [[Sheffield]] University's 'Bummit' hitchhiking competition. 9 out of 13 conductors we asked said Yes, and let us travel as much as we needed on their trains. It didn't work when the train was either crossing an international border, or it was a high-speed train, or the conductor just didn't want to bend the rules...06年大学期间从北京搭火车去洛阳。09年10月在卢森堡一直搭火车经过法国南锡，里昂，马赛，摩纳哥，尼斯，配皮你昂。这一路彪悍之极，有时上车就钻了厕所，木有遇到查票，不得不再赞下人品啊！！
== [[Train hopping扒火车]] ==In the 在 [[United States美国]], [[train hopping扒火车]] is still quite popular依然流行. In many states it's easier than hitchhiking甚至比搭车还快.
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