📋 Tender Overview
The new variants will be completed before Christmas. Only pedestrian crossings and access to ambulances from the Dos de Mayo Hospital will be enabled.Starting at 00:00 this Friday, November 28, the Municipality of Lima, through Emape, will implement the vehicular closure at the intersection of Grau and Aviacion avenues, in the east-west direction (in the direction of Plaza Grau). In this way, vehicles coming from La Victoria must follow an alternate route to head towards Cercado de Lima, within the framework of the execution of the mega-project via Expresa Grau.
In order to guarantee the safety and fluidity of vehicular traffic, the detour plan comes into effect on Friday the 28th at midnight and will end before the Christmas holidays; However, a pedestrian crossing will be enabled for users who must walk to the bus stop in Jiron Huanuco and the accesses for ambulances to the Dos de Mayo National Hospital.
With the aim of paving the concrete tracks of the new Expresa Grau road, which will link the Metropolitano with Line 1 of the Lima Metro for the first time, the following detours will be enabled:
From La Victoria to Lima: vehicles (including ambulances) coming from Avenida Aviacion must turn towards Jiron Garcia Naranjo or Jiron Antonio Raimondi to enter Jiron Huanuco and then reach Grau Avenue to resume their journey towards the center of Lima.
From Lima to La Victoria: from Grau Avenue, vehicles can turn onto Aviacion Avenue and continue their route normally.
PROGRESS OF WORK: CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW METROPOLITAN STATIONS
Currently, work is being carried out to lift metal structures in what will be the Andahuaylas station, which involves the assembly of prefabricated columns and pillars in the boarding area. These tasks will be replicated in the following days at the Abancay station.
In addition, it is projected that in January 2026 the construction of the Parinacochas station and the new transfer station will begin, which will have a pedestrian viaduct that will facilitate direct connection to Line 1.
The new 2.8 km road corridor of the Grau Expressway will provide continuity to the Metropolitano Central station. This section will include 4 new stations and exclusive lanes for Metropolitan buses.
