The train doesn't reach Mungia. From Bilbao it's 19 km: up Santo Domingo and on along the BI-631.
More than 33,000 cars a day climb that hill. Many with room for three more.
And then the problem is the traffic.
From the estuary to Mungialdea. Uphill is better with company.
With no train, it all depends on the Bizkaibus. It leaves from Moyua and takes about half an hour to Mungia.
In a TRIBBU it's around twenty minutes, and it drops you at the industrial estate, not at the bus stop.
If you drive, we pay you €0.04 per kilometre and passenger. More sustainable. Smarter. That's why we pay you.

It's not all about getting to the factory.
Every 18 January, San Antontxu brings a livestock fair and a bean contest. At the end of June come the San Pedro festivities. And on the first and third Sunday of every month there's a livestock fair, the only permanent one in Bizkaia.
The cows arrive by lorry. You can arrive in a TRIBBU.
Quick answers for a short route.
About 20 minutes for 19 km. At rush hour, the Santo Domingo climb can make it longer.
Yes. They're on the way. You agree it when you book.
Same as a long one, in the app. You book your seat and the driver gets it on the spot. No coins, no sums.
The Belako, Zabalondo, Trobika and Billela industrial estates in Mungia. The Zamudio Technology Park and the airport, close by. And Bilbao on the other side.
Factory shifts and office hours, same road. Post your route and let whoever is going to Derio or Zamudio get in.
Nineteen kilometres. Zero reasons to go alone.