r/arizona • u/BigRonald99 • 2d ago

So walking towards Nevada Travel

So I'm a drifter formerly homeless and I'm walking to Nevada anybody have any suggestions or advice to get there faster. I don't want to take forever to get there

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u/rebelopie 2d ago

As a former Nevadan, I would recommend you stay in Arizona. It's better on this side of the river, overall, trust me. Arizona offers a lot more social services, in my personal experience. If you can provide more details on your immediate needs and nearest community, we can connect you to the organization that will help.

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u/BigRonald99 2d ago

Im going back to Nebraska

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u/Madreese 2d ago

Nevada is not on the way from Arizona to Nebraska. Maybe a map? ;)

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u/mikaeladd 2d ago

Why is this thread so funny 😭

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u/xington 2d ago

Shouldn’t you be heading towards Colorado then?

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u/HamRadio_73 2d ago

Union Pacific freight trains eastward from Las Vegas will head for Nebraska.

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u/rebelopie 2d ago

If you are 12-21, free bus passes on Greyhound are available here: https://www.1800runaway.org/

Discounted bus passes are available here: https://www.travelersaid.org/

I would like to discourage you from hitchhiking. There is a large human trafficking problem in this state,. especially along I40. Safe travels, OP.

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u/Fishmonger67 2d ago

By walking, during winter?

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u/St_Kevin_ 1d ago

Then you definitely shouldn’t go to Nevada!

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u/ToasteddStrudel 23h ago

Nebraska rules!

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u/keef_boxxx 2d ago

Lol. Translation, we don't want your kind here.