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Waarom nog steeds geen sortable tables met echte html, zodat je het ooit op een eigen site kan zetten? [[User:Prino|Prino]]<small><sup>[http://hitchwiki.org/prino/ blog], [[User talk:Prino|talk]]</sup></small> 09:31, 14 April 2015 (CEST)
 
Waarom nog steeds geen sortable tables met echte html, zodat je het ooit op een eigen site kan zetten? [[User:Prino|Prino]]<small><sup>[http://hitchwiki.org/prino/ blog], [[User talk:Prino|talk]]</sup></small> 09:31, 14 April 2015 (CEST)
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: Is niet gepland, maar er zitten wel een paar sortables op User:Fverhart. De bestaande gegevens updaten is al genoeg werk ;) --[[User:Fverhart|Fverhart]] ([[User talk:Fverhart|talk]]) 13:49, 11 May 2015 (CEST)

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Hi guys! I do not have a log here, but I have a full list of my rides online. I just updated it, so check it here: [1] --Fverhart 21:50, 24 October 2007 (CEST)--84.30.146.113 21:49, 24 October 2007 (CEST)


Hey Frank, nice to see you here. Thanks for your contributions so far, I'm sure you have much more useful tips to share ;) --MrTweek 17:38, 12 April 2007 (CEST)

Ugh, that's an aweful lot of statistics! Anyway I hope you're enjoying your day, how's life, are you still hitchhiking? ;-) --jurgen 13:03, 18 Februar 2010

Arnhem

Hoi Frank! Did you remove text from Arnhem by accident or was there are reason to do so? In the former case, don't worry, I merged both versions. In the latter case: it's good to leave a Summary of the edit in case it might cause confusion among other Hitchwiki folks. Guaka 14:04, 13 July 2007 (CEST)

Yes, because the service area at IJsseloordweg has been reopened in october 2006, like I wrote in the replaced text. The rest of Tom's contribution seemed irrelevant and undesirable; relating the impression that Arnhem has a high share of 60+ drivers with WWII, that there are gangs with saloon cars and adding the caption "hh out of arnhem - one hitch too far is really undesirable and certainly not true. It seamed a way to express frustration, but that's not the right place here ~ then use a boxing ball instead ;). Also, the advice to change an itinerary to Nijmegen when stuck in Arnhem and heading for Germany (eg on the spot that does not exist anymore according to Tom) is not that good. Especially now that the service station under reconstruction on IJsseloordweg is back in service. Besides that it would not be easier or less hard over Nijmegen (or I do not know how to claim that ~ I'm interested to hear why it would be easier over Nijmegen, which isn't the case I claim). Because between the now returned service area and the German border there are still 2 service areas, so only a short ride out of Arnhem makes the world go round, if you have a driver going only to Doetinchem or Zevenaar, you already get by service area Oudbroeken (A12 between exits 28 and 29). And if the service area on IJsseloordweg would be taken out of service, it would still be doable to get a ride there from junction Velperbroek, the roundabout which connects A12, A348 and IJsseloordweg, or at the Esso petrol station in the south of Velp, 100 meter before Velperbroek roundabout! :) Well, it would have been better to discuss the matter and not change, or do this prior to changing the page. I'll copy these comments to the Arnhem page as well! Document about the reconstruction of the service area including a photo: http://www.texaco.nl/pdf/Arnhem%20NL.pdf. I've hitchhiked there on 27 december 2006fverhart 23:59, 13 July 2007 (CEST)


Sysop

We don't really have a policy about this, but MrTweek and I decided to "promote" some more people to sysops on the wiki. Of course we noticed your great contributions and decided to make you into a sysop :) Check project:administrators to read (a little bit) more about this. Guaka 21:08, 7 August 2007 (CEST)

Talk:789

Frank, sorry, I see I made a small mistake. You had deleted the whole page by accident, except for the multiple-location discussion, and I reverted it. Wanted to leave you a note about it on your talk-page but got interrupted by something off-line. I now see as well though that you had left a note as well. I now repost your contribution and would propose to delete our little thread at Talk:789 if you're o.k. with that. I also responded to your contribution b.t.w. --Robino 00:35, 26 August 2008 (CEST)

Good, I see that there was some misunderstanding and some bad clicking. I'm glad to know, and thanks so far. --Fverhart 10:02, 26 August 2008 (CEST)

Waiting time per country distribution

Your method of allocating waiting times to countries as a proportion of the distance covered in each country is not "somewhat discussable", it's utterly ridiculous! If I were a follower of this method, I'd have a waiting time in SK for a ride that started in CZ and ended in H, without even stopping in SK... Prino 00:04, 1 November 2008 (UTC)

Prino. In that chart the distances per country are accurate, where I mean distance of cross border lifts is allocated to the country in which that lift started. Eg, the distance of a ride east from service station Tienbaan neer Heerlen I add to the Netherlands, even though only one kilometer of that ride took place in the Netherlands. Criterium: where did a ride start. Robert, I agree and will early next year re-calculate the waiting times, with allocation to the country in which a lift started, no matter if that ride took place for 1%, 50%, 99%, 100% or whatever% in the country where the lift started. --Fverhart 16:47, 2 November 2008 (UTC)
You're probably right, but for conviviality it's better to stick to calling each other's ideas "ridiculous" in real life. ;)
With (a lot) more data it'd be interesting to calculate
  1. The waiting time per country
  2. The percentage of number plates from other countries (e.g. in SK: 90% SK, 5% CZ, 4% H)
  3. The average distance per ride.
Anyway, given the recent discussions and activity in this field it's time for an article about statistics. guaka 09:54, 1 November 2008 (UTC)
Guaka. A lot more data is not really needed. Or anyway, those stats can never be used in general. My stats are pretty worthless if you do not know that I usually hitch at once through Germany or for quite a distance. In Czech Republic I did more local, short distance hitching. In my opinion, collecting data of one million rides is not more worth than data of twenty rides. Just it is somehow interesting to keep track, as it can be useful for later analyzation. One another example, recently I less often hitch the really short distances up to 20 km, I used to hitch more even 5 km, which obviously has it's influence on the lift average length; this one got higher in most of the consecutive years but not or not only due to better developed technique or better knowledge of infra and culture aspects. These days I was creating some charts and figures of my statistics, eg accumulated hitched distance for each consecutive month, starting from 2002. --Fverhart 16:47, 2 November 2008 (UTC)

hi, I'm sorry but I don't have time to add maps now but you can find spots easily: you just have to put coordinates in google map (without any() before and after) To find a spot coordinates with google map, double clip on the point (center of the window) and put this url: javascript:void(prompt(,gApplication.getMap().getCenter())); a window open with coordinates. Thanks for checking my adds, and your comments are welcomes, because I'm new and not too good to edit pages... Julien

Just for fun I looked at my waiting time per KM, (2013-07-04: 364,457.7 km, 2165:47 hours), and that gives me 21.39 sec/km for the total. No plans to it on a per-country basis. Prino (talk) 12:27, 4 July 2013 (CEST)

Wonderful! Mine has been around 18 sec/km (=0.30 min/km) over the last five years, as a quite stable fact. Obviously some important factors (already tipped by me a bit above from here), such as length distribution of rides, have their influence. Also deciding is how we define waiting time. Should waiting time include the time it takes to hike from the place where one stepped out of a vehicle to the next location (if there is any distance in between them, it being 500 meter or 10 km for example). This factor has caused the sec/km ratio to be very high for Lithuania. We once got a lift after walking 90 minutes / 6 kms, until the first vehicle appeared driving in the right direction. Same, should the time it takes to get to the initial hitching spot (with whatever kind of vehicle or on foot) be included in the waiting time for the first ride? How do we count the hiking part of hitchhiking? As for pure breaks from hitchhiking to have a rest or refreshment (when you do 100% ignore passing vehicles for the purpose of doing something else) - I generally exclude them from counting waiting time. If I walk and raise my thumb to passing drivers, while I am walking to the spot which I consider as the initial hitchhiking spot, at what point should I start counting waiting time? My waiting times exclude situations where I ultimately decided to travel by other means before obtaining a lift - should I include these? Not that I expect answers, but others' points of view would be interesting to know! --Fverhart (talk) 12:49, 4 July 2013 (CEST)

Categories

Hi! Your user page category has been changed to Category:Hitchhikers in the Netherlands because from now on this (along with the old Category:Hitchhikers) will be a standard categorization for hitchhikers on hitchwiki.org (see this discussion here for the reasons of doing so). If for some reason you don't want to be categorized by country, feel free to delete country category on your page leaving only a standard Category:Hitchhikers. We hope you don't mind.

Happy hitching,

The hitchwiki team

Days with at least 10 vehicles

Don't you just hate these? I very much prefer days with very few very long rides... Prino 22:01, 12 January 2009 (UTC)

I do not only hate them, I also like them. Depending on the time there is mostly. Last October I returned from Klodzko in Poland and decided to take the shorter way over regional roads Klodzko - Nowa Ruda - Walbrzych - Jelenia Gora - Zgorzelec, in stead of Klodzko - E8 - Wroclaw - E40 - Zgorzelec. Klodzko to Jelenia Gora took some six hours (good 150 km), JG to Eindhoven took some 9 hours (900 km). Over Wroclaw to Zgorzelec would have taken two or three lifts, would have been some 50 kilometres more, but would have been lots faster, probably between 3 and 4 hours (2/3 national road, 1/3 motorway). However obviously the rides of 1032 and 85 km that I got yesterday and brought me near to home were very pleasant, and forever the ride that let me cross the first 50 k barrier will be also my first ride of over 1 k! I've thought about celebrating the 50 k mark with VHHC in Wilno (oops, Vilnius), perhaps I'll keep this idea for the 100 k. Thumbs up for 2009. --Fverhart 22:19, 12 January 2009 (UTC)

statistics

It seems as you could start your trips on average 15 minutes later and therewith reduce your waiting time significantly... ;) Medians and standard deviations would be cool... --Alex 21:42, 20 January 2009 (UTC)

Hi Frank, i like your statistics. I try to keep a logbook to. I have also the same like your gender studies ;) but only in a excel table on my stand alone pc. maybe we could establish a possibility to join statistics from more hitchhikers, so we get overall statistics. maybe with a web formular or something. does something like this exist? Quarim: 07:31, 1 September 2009 (UTC)
I don't think there is such a thing. However, maybe we can build one :) I made some graphs some time ago here. The data is collected from the hitchwiki-userpages. Maybe I can enhance that somehow. Any ideas? --MrTweek 08:41, 1 September 2009 (UTC)

liftpunt.tk

Cool. :) Je weet dat we altijd een Nederlandstalige hitchwiki kunnen beginnen - als er genoeg animo voor is. Trouwens, had je liftenwerkt.nl al gezien? :) guaka 03:44, 10 June 2009 (UTC)

Did not see that one yet. Added it to http://lifters.startpagina.nl. It's really a small world, that's what I thought when I realized that this blog is edited by Robin (or Robino, dunno). I'm currently creating a Google Map with all my hitchhiking itinerairies. About Hitchwiki in Dutch - I'm not particularly motivated atm to work on that. --Fverhart 12:22, 16 June 2009 (UTC)
Eindelijk is ie er dan: http://hitchwiki.org/nl :) guaka 23:44, 21 March 2010 (UTC)

Links to YouTube

A few lead to "This video has been removed due to terms of use violation." Prino 23:30, 6 August 2010 (UTC)

I've updated the video links! --Fverhart (talk) 09:42, 30 October 2012 (CET)

Split up your page?

Frank,

It might be useful to split up your page into various smaller per-subject (log-)pages. The current page is impossibly long... Prino 20:25, 22 August 2010 (UTC)--Roelguldemond (talk) 10:16, 13 December 2013 (CET)

Yes Robert, that's a good suggestion. :) --Fverhart (talk) 09:43, 30 October 2012 (CET)

Deleting Spam

Frank, when you delete spam pages, change the description in the "Other/additional reason:" box to just "Spam" and don't forget to block the user who posted it. You may also want to "bot"-ise the change on the Recent Changes Cleanup page, so that the Recent Changes page only shows relevant data. Prinoblog, talk 11:25, 9 December 2013 (CET)

Thanks. How to "botise" these six changes I just made from Recent changes page, Prino?

(Deletion log); 07:24 . . Fverhart (Talk | contribs | block) deleted page Stop Smoking With These Tips And Tricks ‎(Spam) (Deletion log); 07:24 . . Fverhart (Talk | contribs | block) deleted page Remy real hair extensions, Clip in human hair extensions ‎(Spam) (Deletion log); 07:24 . . Fverhart (Talk | contribs | block) deleted page How to save cost with company vehicles? ‎(Spam) (Block log); 07:24 . . Fverhart (Talk | contribs | block) blocked Sockrefund0 (Talk | contribs) with an expiry time of indefinite (account creation disabled, email disabled) ‎ (Block log); 07:23 . . Fverhart (Talk | contribs | block) blocked Bestvaporizer18 (Talk | contribs) with an expiry time of indefinite (account creation disabled, email disabled) ‎ (Block log); 07:22 . . Fverhart (Talk | contribs | block) blocked Braydenstar83 (Talk | contribs) with an expiry time of indefinite (account creation disabled, email disabled) ‎

--Fverhart (talk) 08:25, 13 December 2013 (CET)


Reactie op Frank's welkomstwoord

Frank dank voor je welkomstwoord op mijn versaangemaakte userpagina. Ik ben overigens ook vaker lang van stof. En neig teveel hooi op mijn vork te nemen. Met betrekking tot deze hitchwiki, wil ik niet veel gaan toevoegen. Maar de pagina's over Lille zijn rijp voor betere structurering. Ten behoeve van betere leesbaarheid. Mijn zoon, een twenner, komt volgende week met een vriend naar Lille. Dan willen ze naar Parijs door liften. Hij is afgelopen zomer plotseling met liften begonnen. Blijkbaar smaakt het hem naar meer. En ik vind het een mooie aanleiding om eens een kleine bijdrage te leveren aan deze hitchwiki. Die ik overigens nooit gebruik; ik voel me een oude, door economische situatie, herintredend in het liftersgilde.

Tot slot tik ik hieronder mijn indruk van de wiki: Wat een rommeltje! Ik ben voel me niet lekker op dergelijke rommelige, versnipperde informatie. Wat een enthousiasme ook bij de mensen die zich inzetten om de wiki naar een hoger niveau te tillen ... (en ik hoop dat dit nu een goede plek is om te reageren op je welkomstwoord)

Crossable rest areas in various countries

Did you actually test all crossings yourself? Or just used Google Maps?

And, already changed, it's Pedestrian Bridge (and not Pedestrians Bridge) ;)

Hi Prino, please, don't forget to add the signature in User talk ;)
Much of this is Google maps + streetview which is not always 100% up to date and, not to forget, observations on the road (without testing the possibility).
Testing has the advantage of knowing if gates in fences are locked or not - my experience is that fences made for letting people on foot through are not locked (tried that in NL, F, CH, LUX), but they might be locked (e.g. Aire la Courneuve, A1, Paris-Aubervilliers) or the situation might change (doors in noise barriers in NL are nowadays only accessible for going out, which as an example made entering service station Meerssen (a.k.a. De Kruisberg) just north of Maastricht on the A2 impossible.
Foot bridges and foot tunnels sound miraculous, but those might be closed temporarily (e.g. service station just west of Linz in A, personal experience, and various cases in Italy, as seen on Google streetview with signs "foot tunnel closed"). Or they might not be open 24/24. --Fverhart (talk) 13:27, 13 April 2015 (CEST)

Tables

Waarom nog steeds geen sortable tables met echte html, zodat je het ooit op een eigen site kan zetten? Prinoblog, talk 09:31, 14 April 2015 (CEST)

Is niet gepland, maar er zitten wel een paar sortables op User:Fverhart. De bestaande gegevens updaten is al genoeg werk ;) --Fverhart (talk) 13:49, 11 May 2015 (CEST)