The 46 km between Jaén and Linares take just over half an hour on the A-44. The road is not the problem. Driving it alone every morning is.
Carpooling between Jaén and Linares splits the cost of a trip you were making anyway.
Less spending • Fewer empty cars • A smarter way to move.

The train stops at Linares-Baeza, a fair way out of the centre.
As a passenger you get off where you are actually going: the campus, the hospital, the industrial estate.
If you drive, we pay you €0.04 per kilometre and passenger.
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Moving better also means getting everywhere.
The engineering school, the San Agustín hospital and the industrial estates left behind by the old factories pull people out of the capital every day. With a full car, the trip pays off.
The questions we get asked most about carpooling on this route, answered quickly.
About 38 minutes for 46 km on the A-44. A short run that plenty of people do twice a day.
The train leaves you at Linares-Baeza, on the outskirts. Carpooling gets you to the exact spot at the time that suits you.
Early morning and late afternoon, when shifts and classes start and finish. Post ahead and you will nearly always find a seat.
To the Linares campus, the San Agustín hospital or back to the capital. Post the route and anyone leaving from Mengíbar or Bailén joins without detours.
More direct. Cheaper. Smarter.