Pico Truncado is one of the five cities where MoviSur launches on 1 November 2026. You will request the remis from your phone, with the price on screen before you confirm, without calling any remis company.
Truncado sits in the middle of the corridor
Pico Truncado lies inland, in the northern corridor that links Caleta Olivia, Cañadón Seco, Koluel Kaike and Las Heras. It is a crossing point: plenty of people from the area pass through here on their way elsewhere.
Rides between these towns are requested just like one within the city. Type the destination, see the price, confirm. No need to agree the fare in advance or find out who is covering that route that day.
What the app solves
- The price. It appears before you confirm and does not change when you get out.
- The wait. You see who is coming, in what car, and how many minutes are left.
- Availability. You know instantly whether anyone is nearby, instead of calling to find out.
- Payment. Cash, card or digital wallet, chosen on the same screen.
Who is driving
Drivers from Pico Truncado, verified one by one: ID, criminal record, a licence authorising passenger transport, and insurance covering passengers.
A city switches on once it has gathered enough drivers for waiting times to be reasonable. Truncado has already reached that point.
Frequently asked questions
Can I travel from Pico Truncado to Caleta Olivia?
Yes. Both open on the first day and the ride is requested just like one within the city.
What about Koluel Kaike?
Also yes. Koluel Kaike is among the five opening at launch.
When can I start requesting rides?
On 1 November 2026. The app can already be downloaded and creating an account is free.
How do I know if anyone is available?
The app shows you at the moment you request the ride.
The full map is on the cities page.