Towards Motril there's a bus, but service drops sharply out of season. Towards Loja or Guadix, the only real option is your own car, alone and with all the costs on you.
TRIBBU changes that. Same if you're heading to Baza or Almuñécar: post your route and share it.
Less spending • Fewer solo cars • More sense in how we get around.
Granada province connects the capital with the Costa Tropical to the south, the Vega and Loja to the west, and the Altiplano and Guadix to the east. Each area has its own pace, but they all share the same problem: cars driven alone on every trip.
With TRIBBU you share that trip instead of doing it alone. No waiting for the intercity bus. No paying for a whole car for one seat.
More direct. Cheaper. Smarter.
Getting around better also means getting to everything.
With TRIBBU, heading to the International Festival of Music and Dance in June or the Feria del Corpus in May means sharing the car, sharing the cost, and getting dropped off exactly where you need. Problem solved.
Towards Motril there's a good bus service in high season, but it drops sharply the rest of the year. Towards Loja or Guadix, the intercity bus is the only option, with fixed timetables and stops in every town.
For anyone making that trip daily, the alternative has always been your own car — alone and expensive. TRIBBU changes that.
As a passenger, you travel straight from where you start to where you're going, with no stops or transfers along the way.
As a driver, we pay you €0.04 per kilometre and passenger. On the Granada–Motril route, with two passengers and twenty working days a month, the BBono Energético turns your everyday trip into more than €150 that wasn't there before.
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The GR-30 ring road is famous for its jams, and parking near the university is a nightmare. Carpooling in Granada avoids both and the BBono Energético pays you €0.04 per km and passenger.
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.
Yes. It's one of the most repeated trips: you post your class schedule and find someone heading to the University of Granada at your same time.
Let's unclog the A-44 together.
Join the only network that makes getting around Granada — the mountains, the coast or the Vega — actually make sense.
Post your route or find your seat in seconds.
