Radio 2 FM 107.1 AuBasa

The station provides information and music tailored to travelers utilizing Autovía 2. Its primary function is to deliver real-time updates on traffic conditions and weather forecasts, reported on a minute-by-minute basis. The broadcaster aims to accompany journeys along the Autovía 2 with a selection of music. A significant focus is placed on providing news related to the Buenos Aires–the local area highway, including updates on the ongoing construction of a fourth lane and repaving efforts. This project, benefiting over 1.3 million people, is described as the most important in the history of Autopistas de Buenos Aires S.A. (AUBASA), with an average daily traffic volume of 220,000 vehicles. The station's programming includes a show called *Pequeñas Grandes Historias Bonaerenses*, hosted by Eugenia Younis, which airs daily at 1:00 PM and 10:00 PM. The broadcaster also provides information regarding emergency services, locations of service stations, toll booths, and associated tariffs. AUBASA recently approved a public bidding process for the comprehensive revitalization of the lighting system along Autovía Provincial 6, which spans 179 kilometers. This project involves replacing over 2,800 LED luminaries, columns, and control panels to enhance road safety and optimize efficiency. The station serves as a communication channel for coordinating infrastructure projects, maintenance, and essential services along the Autovía Provincial 6, involving meetings with government officials and municipal authorities. AUBASA has recently initiated a bidding process for the construction of a new access point to City Bell from the Buenos Aires-the local area highway, with participation from government officials and the local mayor. The broadcaster has also incorporated 26 new vehicles into its fleet to improve maintenance, safety, and roadside assistance services. These new vehicles are intended to optimize service delivery on the province's routes and highways. The company’s efforts are overseen by the Province of Buenos Aires’ Minister of Infrastructure and Public Services, Gabriel Katopodis, who emphasized the importance of these new safety vehicles. The ongoing expansion of the Buenos Aires–the local area highway has been in progress for over one hundred days. The station maintains a focus on community engagement by providing information about AUBASA’s infrastructure plans and maintenance schedules. The broadcaster’s website offers access to emergency contact information and details regarding toll rates. AUBASA presented its management plan for the Autovía Provincial 6 corridor, coordinating with local authorities. The station’s content is designed to keep travelers informed and safe while using the Autovía 2, with a commitment to providing timely updates and relevant information.