📋 Tender Overview
* These are the Interactive Alert Map, free hotlines such as Fiscafono and Alo Sutran, among other digital services.In the context of the second electoral round that will take place this June 7, the Superintendency of Land Transportation of People, Cargo and Goods (Sutran), an entity attached to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), reminds all users, who are about to travel to the interior of the country to exercise their vote, of the digital tools that the institution has for a safe trip.
One of them is the Interactive Alert Map, a useful and necessary platform to verify the situational status of national roads. This instrument is updated in real time and uses the traffic light methodology: areas with interrupted or blocked traffic are represented by red dots; those that register restricted or partial traffic, with yellow dots. To identify free and traversable areas, green points are used.
This information is classified according to the type of cause registered: damage to infrastructure, natural phenomena, accidents, and human factor. The user can directly select one of these reasons to display the alerts. The link to access the platform is the following: http://gis.sutran.gob.pe/alerta_sutran/.
Likewise, the Sutran Management and Monitoring Centers are comprehensive supervision services that are responsible for carrying out permanent surveillance of land transportation traffic throughout the National Road Network. The team works 24 hours a day, every day to monitor vehicular circulation in real time through reports from the Peruvian National Police (PNP), transportation companies, citizen alerts, information from the GPS system, among others. This, with the aim of preventing road accidents and coordinating timely attention to any incident.
In addition, the institution also has two free hotlines. One of them is the Fiscafono WhatsApp at 999382606, through which you can send your reports or alerts about any incident recorded before, during or after a trip by land. The Alo Sutran line is also available at 0800-12345, where you can call and contact Sutran personnel to report cases such as informal vehicles, unauthorized stops, dangerous maneuvers, speeding and more.
The entity urges citizens to make use of these easily accessible tools. With this, we seek to take the necessary preventive measures and facilitate a safe trip for all users.
Lima, June 6, 2026