📋 Tender Overview
This authorization is in addition to those carried out two weeks ago on the same road, where Line 2 of the Lima and Callao Metro is being built.The Urban Transportation Authority for Lima and Callao (ATU), an entity attached to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), reported that on Monday a new section of Nicolas Ayllon Avenue was reopened, on the border of the districts of La Victoria and El Agustino, as part of the progress of work on the Nicolas Ayllon station (E-17) of Metro Line 2.
The reopening of said road consists of the release of four lanes (two in each direction) between 28 de Julio Avenue and Tristan Street. This measure contributes to restoring the circulation of public and private transportation, improving connectivity between La Victoria, El Agustino and San Luis.
The restoration of vehicular traffic had the support of the National Police of Peru, within the framework of the agreement signed with the ATU to reinforce control and order in the diversion plans linked to the execution of Line 2 of the Metro.
This resumption is in addition to those carried out two weeks ago when five lanes were enabled on Nicolas Ayllon Avenue, which remained closed due to the construction work of the Circunvalacion station (E-18).
The Nicolas Ayllon station (E-17) registers 92.55% progress in its execution, while the Circunvalacion station (E-18) reaches 94.01%. At the underground level, civil, architectural and electromechanical equipment works continue.
To date, of the 35 km that comprise Metro Line 2 and the branch of Line 4, more than 27 km of tunnel have been built, leaving only 7.4 km to complete this key stage of the underground work.
Lima, October 13, 2025
