Carpool in Cuenca

Cuenca is a large province with a lot of kilometres between villages. From Tarancón, Motilla or San Clemente you go up to the capital on the A-40 and the A-3, almost always with a single occupant.

Carpooling in Cuenca means matching up whoever is heading to the campus, to the Virgen de la Luz or to their shift.


Less spending • Fewer empty cars • More sense in how we get around.

Carpooling, bus or AVE to get around Cuenca

The AVE leaves Cuenca close to Madrid and to Valencia, but the station is on the outskirts and it does not solve the trips inside the province. The district bus runs once or twice a day.

As a passenger you travel door to door.

If you drive, we pay you €0.04 per kilometre and passenger.

Generate your Energy BBono on every trip

Característica

TRIBBU

Transporte Público

Coche Solo

Savings
High (+€150/month)
Medium
None
Environmental impact
Low
Medium
High
Time
Optimized
High (transfers)
Variable (traffic jams)
Comfort
High
Medium
High
Flexibility
High
Low
High

Semana Santa, sacred music and San Mateo

Getting around better also means getting to everything.

The Semana Santa of Cuenca and the Semana de Música Religiosa fill the old town, where parking is already hard on a normal day. The same happens at San Mateo. Going up several in one car saves laps and petrol.

Still unsure about carpooling in Cuenca?

The things you ask us most about carpooling in Cuenca, sorted in a minute.

Is it worth carpooling in Cuenca?

With the old town up high and the steep streets, parking and getting around Cuenca every day is tiring. Carpooling makes it easier and the BBono Energético pays you €0.04/km per passenger.

How do I find someone to share with in Cuenca?

You post your route and the app matches you with people doing your same trip and schedule. You agree the pickup point and go direct, no detours.

What if my schedule changes every day?

No problem. You post the route with that day's schedule and the app matches you with whoever fits. No passes, no fixed commitments.

Carpool routes around Cuenca and the Serranía

The most repeated trips link Tarancón with the capital on the A-40, come down the A-3 from Motilla del Palancar and come up from the Mancha conquense. In summer, trips out to the Serranía are added.

More direct. Cheaper. Smarter.

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Let's unclog the A-3 together.

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