I was at the bus stop first but people only have a short time to pull over because they're coming around the corner. At the Tipsy you're more vissable, and people can turn into the parking lot.

To St Peter.

2 young lady's brought me to the camping.

Hitched while walking towards Bouley Bay.

Good view and some shade.

To the busstation in St Hellier.

The bus didn't come, so decided to stay hitchhiking. The first car stopped. Driver going to St Hellier dropped me off at the War Tunnels Museum.

A local women made a detour to bring me to La Corbiere lighthouse.

After I got dropped off I was kind of worried because the sun was setting and I was really in the middle of nowhere at a random junction. I was also worried about visibility, because it didn’t look like there were any streetlights. Cars we also sparse, as only every couple minutes would a car/ truck actually turn onto the ramp in the direction I needed. A pickup truck passed me and I’m pretty sure he was rolling coal at me but it also could have been intentional because he did it again on the highway so it could have just been something wrong with his truck. Luckily, after 30 minutes of waiting a semi truck stopped for me. The driver didn’t have great English but he asked me if I needed money or something. I told him that I didn’t, but then he asked me where I was going, and I told him Rolla, which was an hour down I-44. He said okay, get in, and cleared a space for me next to him. I was sitting on a box of waterbottles, and he offered me the food he had (grapes and oatmeal). He is from Vietnam and has been driving this truck in the states for nine years ever since he moved. His English name is Tommy, and his Vietnamese name is Phúc. He has a wife and a fourteen year old daughter in Los Angeles, and he spends ten days driving food from Los Angeles to New Jersey, and then back, and then he gets to spend a week at home. He knows the name of every town on the highway. Every year he goes with his family to visit Vietnam, in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City). He drives around eleven hours a day, and that night he was planning on stopping in Oklahoma City, which was another six hours. He loves to listen to country music as he drives, and he calls with his family. After the hour drive to Rolla, he dropped me off at exit 185, and tired to give me an $100 dollar bill. I told him I couldn’t accept that, and that I didn’t need the money. He said I should buy food for my girlfriend, but still I said I couldn't accept it. Finally he agreed to only give me $5, in return for my buying something nice for me girlfriend and I said I would say it is from him :). Overall one of the nicest people I have met. I thanked him in Vietnamese (Cảm ơn).

Lots of cars and truckers passing through, got a ride to outside of Philly on Jersey side and took transit into town

This spot is pretty good, but it does put you on the wrong side of the Jersey barrier. That said there is plenty of room for cars to pull off.

I posted up on the ramp, at the end of the Jersey barrier. I didn't have to wait very long. There is a big truck stop near by for provisions, and the SFX bus stops just up the road, so this is a good spot for heading east out of the lower mainland.

This exit is all Jersey barrier. There is a little bit of a "shoulder" but it doesn't offer any room to pull off. You may have luck at the nearby Petro truck stop, but if you're on foot don't bother coming out this far.

This is a horrible spot. There's no place for cars to pull over and jersey barrier everywhere. It's seemed like a bad part of town. I passed broken crack pipes and spent 9mm brass on my way to this spot. I recommend avoiding the area.

Good place to get a lift to New Jersey.

Good for lifts to New Jersey

Good place to get a ride onto I-76 E (towards center city, New Jersey)

It is not totally easy to hitchhike from Manhattan. I took a bus from Port Authority Bus Terminal to Allentown (20.5 USD) Look Allentown to find good place to go the I78 South. (It was said that NEW JERSEY has a stupid law that forbids HH so the Bus-ride is great to skip this state. allentown is second stop in Pennsylvania)