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Yes you can pre-arrange a ride. Hitch-hiking is illegal in some states. You can pay for a taxi, buy a train or plane ticket. The latter provided you are not on
by jklinger410 9y ago
Yes you can pre-arrange a ride. Hitch-hiking is illegal in some states. You can pay for a taxi, buy a train or plane ticket. The latter provided you are not on any lists and don't mind your things being x-rayed and/or searched.
Really paying for rides in a car is the last great bastion of free movement (provided you don't get randomly stopped and searched in a checkpoint of some kind) in the U.S. Although, most of those either won't take you on the highway or are prohibitively expensive to do so. Making inter-city and greater travel difficult. But bonus points if you can pay with cash.
I understand, though. There are just so many common sense reasons to restrict free travel. How could one resist?
- ianferrel 9y ago> Hitch-hiking is mostly illegal in most states No it isn't. There are only a few states where it's illegal.
- jklinger410 9y agoYou are correct. While it is outright illegal in 6 states and has many different specifications per state, it is not mostly illegal. I have amended my original comment to reflect this after doing some research.