Hitchhiking

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Exploring the phenomenon of hitchhiking in the contemporary West, this book delves into its social, cultural, and historical significance. It examines the experiences and motivations of hitchhikers, the perceptions of drivers, and the evolving dynamics of transportation. By blending personal narratives with sociological insights, the author reveals the complexities of this often-overlooked practice, shedding light on themes of trust, community, and mobility in modern society.