No. If it's a total stranger, not picking up the hitchhiker could save your life. I never had my driver's license, but if I had my driver's license and my own car in answer to would I pick up a hitchhiker, it would depend on who the hitchhiker is. If it's someone who I went to school with, a co-worker, a family member or a friend that I know very well and I know that I'm safe with that person, I'd pick them up and drive them wherever they wanna go and drop them off wherever they want to be dropped off. But if it's a total stranger or someone that I barely know, I wouldn't even slow down. If it's someone that I know who's famous for hurting or robbing people or raping women, I wouldn't even slow down.
Hard Target.
Because you never know who picks you up. It's dangerous for both the hitchhiker and the person who picks him/her up. Some people pick up hitchhikers to hurt them. They put a knife or a gun at their faces or their heads and tell them:"Give me your money" or "Give me your wallet" or "Give me your purse" and the hitchhiker has no choice but give the driver their money otherwise they get killed. They knock out the hitchhiker and rape them. They stab, shoot or strangle the hitchhiker to death dispose of them in the woods. Sometimes they tie them up and hang them in the woods and the hitchhikers are found dead. Sometimes it's the hitchhiker who kidnaps, robs, knocks out, rapes and murders the driver. Many hitchhikers and murdered by drivers who pick them up and many drivers are murdered by hitchhikers they pick up. It's dangerous for both the hitchhiker and the driver.
There is no specific data on the number of hitchhikers killed by drivers who pick them up in the US. However, hitchhiking poses risks to both hitchhikers and drivers, as it involves getting into a vehicle with a stranger. It is important for individuals to exercise caution and consider the potential dangers when hitchhiking.
Yes
It's illegal at any age.
no i don't think it is nessessery what if it bites you!!!!
green lights are harmless
It's certainly illegal to drop or spew trash on the roadways, whether the law specfically applies to pick-up trucks or not - call the nearest NY State Police barracks and ask.
No, it is not illegal to pick wild roses of Alberta, they are practically like "weeds" in Alberta.
In some states, it is illegal for anyone to sit in the back of a pick-up.
From a mechanical perspective, hitchhiking can put additional strain on a vehicle due to added weight, potentially impacting fuel efficiency and overall performance. Additionally, sudden stops or starts by hitchhikers could affect the stability of the vehicle and increase wear on the brakes and suspension. It's important to consider these factors when deciding whether to pick up hitchhikers.
Low.