📋 Tender Overview
The units represented a danger to citizenship since they circulated without technical review, without insurance coverage and without complying with the minimum safety conditions.Three vehicles that carried out the public transport service informally without providing the minimum safety conditions for users and with fines accumulated by more than five million soles, were scratched today by the urban transport authority for Lima and Callao (ATU).
One of the vehicles is the F3C-921 plate custer, 39 years old, 46 sanctions for informality and fines for more than one million soles. In addition, the B7U-753 plate custer with 32 years of manufacture, 132 sanctions (the vast majority for informality) and more than two million soles in fines.
Finally, the other junk vehicle is the B2V-711 plate custer with 32 years old, 96 sanctions (the vast majority for informality) and sanctions for more than one million 700 thousand soles.
These three units are part of the lot of 149 vehicles of the fourth scrap process that began last Tuesday. In the first three processes, 236 units have been scaled. It is estimated that before the end of the year 2025, the ATU completes the scrap of 500 vehicles.
These units not only operated informally, but also represented a constant danger to citizens, since they circulated without technical maintenance, without insurance coverage, and without complying with the minimum safety conditions required by current regulations.
The scrap of these informal public transport units are part of the ATU actions to guarantee the safety of public transport users and prevent vehicles from circulation can re -operate illegally.
With these actions, it reaffirms its commitment to the safety of passengers, the order in the urban transport system and the strict compliance of current regulations. The definitive retirement of obsolete, informal and dangerous vehicles allows us to move towards a safer, efficient and worthy public transport for all citizens.
Lima, August 15, 2025
