In 10 minutes I got a ride to Marseille.

Waited here for twenty mintes until a kind family took me to a gasstation close to Marseille. I think it’s a great spot to go to Marseille, though I wasn’t planning on going into Marseille.

Waited here for about 20 minutes before two kind people took me in the direction of Marseille. Good visibility and enough space for cars to stop. There is a roundabout after the spot though, so not everyone is going on the highway in the direction of Marseille.

Easy spot to Aix-en-Provence, Marseille etc. People uses signs and just thumb up

We got here by a tram. It was a local recommendation. It was a Saturday around 11 am before holidays. We asked few people. Many people go to the city but some of them go on a5 highway. We had luck and we got a 7 hour ride almost in Marseille.

I was trying to go to Marseille, 5 people stoped but go to Aix, i gave up after 2h and got to Aix and took a train ;)

such a pretty rest area, almost didn't want to leave lol i'd say ~50% go in the direction marseille, 40% in the direction nimes, montpellier and 10% some places inbetween the upcoming highway-split found a ride in the morning to montpellier quite quickly also true: great spots to camp and spend the night not true anymore: dumpster accessability

Waited some unexpectedly long time for a hitchhike towards Marseille, but it all worked out well.

Many many many cars towards Cannes and Marseille. But very tricky to get there DO NOT CLIMB FROM THE EASTERN SIDE. There is an open gate for service vehicles on the western side. Got there from Allianz Riviera by going to the gas station north of there, crossed the roundabout towards the river and walked until the toll booth.

Car drives a bit fast but easy to go to Marseille. I recommend a sign

Average gas station. Luckily found a dude going to th south (Marseille)

Good place, next to parking, cars going slow and have space to stop. Lot of cars going to Marseille direction or Montpellier. One guy took us (2) from here to toll behind Montpellier, which wasn’t the best idea, because of legality and cars start going there faster. So we jumped the fence and found another place where it was much more safer and comfy. Try to stay on highway if you go long distances and petrol stations as well. Had a sign Montpellier

Pretty fine place, lot of traffic. Two guys took us a bit further to the end of Marseille, where we continued through Arles, Nimes, Montpellier and Perpignan. Had a sign Arles.

Not much traffic, but a random guy asked us if we’re going to Marseille and took us there. We also had a sign “Mars” but here you can stop anyone anyway.

Nice spot, lot of traffic, helpful people. A guy from Monaco took us really quickly to another gas station before Aix-en-Provence, close to Marseille.

Good spot, on this gas station we were just asking people around to Marseille direction.

Not so busy, we tried to ask people for Nice / Marseille direction. A Swiss older couple on Tesla took us before Nice, above Monaco. From there it was easier because we were finally in France. Good luck.

Smaller traffic but still good. A guy took us to gas station in highway Bordighera. Direction to France - Marseille. People here are really kind.

Not so frequent gas station in the morning and small, but we asked a guy who took us to another gas station on highway above Andora village in the direction to France - Marseille.

Not easy to get out of Marseille, but it’s okay. Most cars are heading for Aix. Difficile de sortir de Marseille mais faisable. La plupart des voitures vont à Aix.