Institutional

 

Institutional

Our company's beginnings date back to 1935, when Expreso Buenos Aires started its services between Buenos Aires and La Plata.

In 1959, the company acquired "La Estrella," which at that time connected the towns of Necochea and Olavarría with the city of Buenos Aires. From this year onwards, the expansion phase began in the area of long-distance services, incorporating new destinations such as Coronel Suárez and Bahía Blanca.

In 1968, with the incorporation of El Cóndor, which connected the towns of Mar del Plata, Miramar, Necochea, and Bahía Blanca, it was decided to provide services in coordination among the three companies under the slogan “A Blue Light on the Road” (referring to the front beacon that all our units carried, which identified them at night on the route).

As the years went by, new companies such as Expreso General Urquiza and Empresa Rojas joined, adding new routes, including the international service that connects Buenos Aires with Montevideo in the Oriental Republic of Uruguay (a route that is covered in coordination with the Uruguayan companies COT and CITA, in what is known as “bus de la carrera”), the Route 7 corridor with towns like Junín, General Villegas, General Pico, and Villa Huidobro. The southern corridor was extended with services reaching Comodoro Rivadavia, and the coastal municipal corridor from the town of San Clemente del Tuyú to Mar de Ajó.

With the arrival of 2008, our company began a reorganization process that included, among other aspects, the renewal and expansion of our vehicle fleet. For this purpose, a large number of brand-new state-of-the-art units have been incorporated into our fleet, equipped with all technological and safety advancements available in the market. Regarding their finishes, we have worked with national and international bodywork companies to provide our passengers with a service of the highest quality and comfort. All units are equipped with LCD televisions, DVD players, heating/air conditioning, a bar, and a restroom.