A solid two hours and 147 km on the A-92N up to the Altiplano. It is one of the longest trips in the province and the worst served.
Carpooling to Huéscar is, most days, simply the sensible way to do it.
Less spending • Fewer empty cars • A smarter way to move.

There are few departures towards the Huéscar area and the route map has been getting smaller.
As a passenger you arrive in the village, not at a junction on the main road.
If you drive, we pay you €0.04 per kilometre and passenger.
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Moving better also means getting everywhere.
Hospital appointments, paperwork and university force the trip down to Granada, while the Geopark brings visitors the other way. With a full car, the trip pays off.
The questions we get asked most about carpooling on this route, answered quickly.
About two hours for 147 km on the A-92N and the A-330. It is a long run, so sharing it makes a much bigger difference.
There is a bus, with few departures and a route map that has been cut back. Carpooling covers exactly those gaps.
Very much. It is two hours down and two back: shared between several, going to an appointment stops costing half a tank.
To an appointment in the city, to class or back up to the Altiplano. Post the route and anyone leaving from Baza or Puebla de Don Fadrique joins without detours.
More direct. Cheaper. Smarter.