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According to [http://wikitravel.org/en/Denmark#By_thumb wikitravel] hitchhiking is legal in Denmark except on highways. Most drivers speak English, not German. There was a hitchhiking project done in 2006 called ''The Search for Danish Mentality''. As a follow-up the same organization - MS - is running another project this year called [[The Search for the Commons]].

:''[[User:Platschi|Platschi]] was hitchhiking in Denmark in January 2008 during a storm and found out that hitchhiking through the country is quite fast.''

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* [[Århus]]

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From [[Hamburg]] to [[Copenhagen]] you can hitch to the ferry at [[Puttgarden]], and get a ride straight to [[Copenhagen]]. If you ask the people after they paid the ticket you can cross for free (and save 7 euros). Tickets are per vehicle not person.

'''From Jutland'''

Hitch you self a ride to Padborg, in south Jutland just before the [[Germany|German]] border. Here you'll find the countrys largest truckstop, if not ask around. Most trucks leaving from Denmark stops here. With a little luck you'll find someone going to most destinations in Europe.

Ask the drivers while they are getting ready, filling-up on gas or walking from the diner to their car.

Hitch you self a ride to Gedser witch is connected by ferry to [[Rostock]], [[Germany]], or [[Rødbyhavn]] which is connected by ferry to [[Puttgarden]], [[Germany]].

A car-ticket for the ferry includes up to 9 persons so it should by possible to get a free ride over and maybe further.

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