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Generally, hitchhiking is quite okay in '''Ukraine'''. The biggest problem you could meet is that majority of people don`'t speak english or other foreign language. Though, if your Ukrainian is good enough, and you feel like it: just go for it! Most of people speak Russian too. Besides, if you speak any of Slavic languages, the connection will be much easier, they are quite similar. :)

==General tips==When hitchhiking in Ukraine do not be surprised if you are occasionally asked for money from drivers. It is not often, however, but it occurs. Of course you can always tell the drivers

The state of the roads are pretty dire in general, and the biggest problem is the distances involved are usually pretty big (for example Lviv to Kyiv is around 550km550 km. It is allowed to hitchhike everywhere on the roadside, you just need to find the most lucky place. In winter Ukraine can get very cold, for example January 2006 it hit -35 degrees, which makes hitchhiking very dangerous. The cost of train travel is very cheap - – usually around 1 one euro for every 100 km (for overnight sleeping carriages), so bear it in mind when going from city to city.

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