Really good spot for Novi Sad. In around 10 minutes I got ride to fortress right next to Novi Sad (could have gone to the city itself but wanted to visit it first)

For Zagreb, you are better asking for people to get you to the toll station, at Šimanovci, about 15 minutes drive, and then hitchhike to Zagreb from there. For Novi Sad, I was asking people around and got a ride eventually

I agree with what was said about this spot and will add that if you go here from novi sad you can take the bus 1J to its last stop and then walk though the field for around 30 minutes to arrive

I hate this spot. TONS of traffic, but the much, much greater part is going to Novi Sad. My arm got sore thumbing as I waited; the flow is never ending. Finally got a ride to Subotica after almost two hours, after five offers of rides to Novi Sad (even with my ‘Buda’ sign), and one car of jerks with German plates who dangerously veered toward me as if to tease they’d spot and then zoomed off 🙄

I travelled by bus 73 to the NIS petrol station, and asked the drivers whether they go towards Novi Sad. A delivery guy with a freezer van took me to the highway, I wanted to get there to be able to continue my trip towards Hungary.

Was trying to get to Hungary. Wrote Subotica on sign and got a ride by the guy going there. Asked to drop me off at Subotica toll station. I think its better to write Subotica because from what I saw there was not a lot of people going to Hungary so its better to probably just try to get to Subotica and then try Hungary. There was a looot of traffic but most of it cleared up after Novi Sad

I think this is quite a good spot to get out of belgrade north. Held a novi sad sign and got a ride like in 30 mins. Ofc there is two lanes so a lot of times trucks are blocking for cars to stop but there is no space on ramp to stop and here cars go slowly and there is plenty space to stop for people going up the highway.

Took a bit of time but eventually you’ll find a ride going towards either Belgrade or Novi Sad.

Stood with a sign saying SRB, an Estonian guy driving to Greece took me all the way to Novi Sad and gave me 20€ and an apple

I used bus stop, because it was raining. A lot of traffic there, but the right lane is for turning right, so drivers need to change lanes to stop for you. A lot of cars going to airport or to Novi Sad highway. With sign Cacak/Valjevo I only took a ride to Obrenovac in 2h

Lots of space to stop for cars and they see you well. Got a ride to Novi Sad immediately.

We got here accidentally when hitchhiking to Novi Sad. Lots of traffic, but most of them go more far than Novi Sad and can’t drop you off at a highway exit to Nobody Sad because of this “Novi Sad bypass” highway design. (Check it out on a map!) Still we were lucky and got a ride to Novi sad quickly by asking around.

Not many cars are going here and most of them are full. We stood in front of the entrance to the shop and asked people. We were lucky and found someone after 15 min who took us to Novi Sad.

Took me around 45min to get a ride with a "Novi Sad" sign, but got the ride cus I was asking people directly at the same time

If you travel from the Novi Sad Sever toll gate, there is a high chance that a lot of people from the area of Vrbas will stop for you. If you need to go further towards Subotica/Hungary, I wouldn't recommend catching rides just to Vrbas. The car speed at this spot is quite high, you can easily get stuck here.

I was at this spot 2 or 3 times but never got a lift fast. Usually I was waiting for 40-60 minutes. Some rides took me just to the highway to Belgrade/Budapest but a lot of people travel all the way to Novi Sad and Belgrade

Its okey place to go in direction of Croatia, Cacak or Novi Sad. After 40 min with sign "Novi Sad" we got a ride where we needed.

HH at 7 PM. Not many people go further than Novi Sad. Cars are not willing to take HHs. I got a lift with truck driver.

good, going to Novi Sad with van

Great spot for hitching out of Belgrade north. There is quiet a lot of traffic, mostly local though. Easy to get a ride to a gas station or toll station on A1 northbound somewhere near Belgrade from which you can then hitch hike towards Novi Sad and Hungary. We were 2 guys, used Novi Sad sign and got a ride to Stara Pazova toll station.