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Live from 1 November
MoviSur in Pico Truncado
It sits at the centre of the oil corridor, with movement of its own and rides towards Koluel Kaike and Caleta Olivia. You request from the app and see the price before confirming.
How it works
Requesting a ride in Pico Truncado
- 01
Say where you are going
Type the address or drop it on the map. It works the same within the city or towards the next one.
- 02
See the price
The number appears before you confirm and does not change afterwards. You pick how to pay on the same screen.
- 03
Someone from here takes you
You see who is coming, in which car and how long it takes. When you get out, you rate the trip.
Pico Truncado
The third largest town in the province, and the hub of the corridor
With 25,171 residents and 10,239 homes according to the 2022 census, Pico Truncado is the third most populated town in Santa Cruz, behind Río Gallegos and Caleta Olivia. Its place in the network is not only about size: it is the only one of the five with traffic in two different directions — 58 kilometres towards Caleta on one side, 18 towards Koluel Kaike on Provincial Route 43 on the other. A driver online here covers legs no other town on the corridor can cover alone.
- Koluel Kaike18 km on Provincial Route 43
- Caleta Olivia58 km, around 45 minutes
- Cañadón Secoaround 50 km along the corridor
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us about Pico Truncado
Are rides from Pico Truncado urban, or towards other towns?
How long does it take to reach Koluel Kaike?
Can I drive in Pico Truncado and take rides to Caleta?
If you drive
Pico Truncado is among the first to go live
You keep 95% of every fare, and the first month carries no commission: you take home 100% of what you make. Signing up is free and you choose your hours.
You upload your documents in the app. We validate them and you can start driving.
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