You can see Carmona from miles away, high on Los Alcores. From Sevilla it's 38 km of A-4 and just over half an hour.
Every morning, loads of cars head up with one person inside and three seats along for the ride.
Three empty seats on the A-4, every single day. Someone had to say it.
From the Giralda to the Puerta de Sevilla. With a full car.
The train hasn't reached Carmona for decades. The bus takes about 70 minutes and drops you at San Bernardo, not at your door.
Seventy minutes by bus. Under forty in a TRIBBU. The numbers speak for themselves.
If you drive, we pay you €0.04 per kilometre and passenger. More sustainable. Smarter. That's why we pay you.
High (+€150/month)
Low environmental impact
Optimized time
Greater comfort
Greater flexibility
Average savings
Moderate environmental impact
Time affected by transfers
Medium comfort
Medium flexibility
No savings on fuel and parking.
High environmental impact
Time spent in traffic jams
Comfortable, but you drive
Flexible, but you pay for it all
There's life outside your shift too.
In the third week of May comes the Feria de Carmona, which goes back to the livestock fair granted by Enrique IV in 1466. In September, the town celebrates its patron saint, the Virgen de Gracia.
More than five centuries of feria and nobody has found a parking space nearby yet. Go up together.
What you ask us most about this route, no detours round the SE-30.
About 36 minutes for 38 km on the A-4. A bit longer if there's a hold-up first thing. Shared, the cost is split.
Yes. They're on the way. You agree it with the driver when you book.
With your phone. You pay for your seat when you book and the driver gets it instantly. No digging for coins in the glovebox.
The Parque Logístico and El Pilero in Carmona. Aerópolis and the airport on the way. Sevilla's hospitals, university and offices on the other side.
Different shifts, same motorway. Post your route and pick up whoever works at the airport. Today they drive there alone, just like you.
Thirty-eight kilometres. Not one of them alone.
Make a TRIBBU up to Los Alcores.
Tomorrow at eight, someone will leave Carmona for Sevilla with three free seats. One of them could be yours.
Post your route or book the seat before anyone else.
