📋 Tender Overview
Product of a nighttime intervention at the intersection of Angamos avenues and Paseo de la Republica.Within the framework of the state of emergency, the Urban Transportation Authority for Lima and Callao (ATU), an entity attached to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), sanctioned and sent to the depot 24 informal vehicles that total S/627,996 in fines.
With the support of the Traffic Directorate of the National Police of Peru (PNP), the ATU carried out a night operation at the intersection of Angamos Avenue and Paseo de la Republica in Miraflores.
This allowed the intervention of 21 cars that offered the collective taxi service without having the corresponding authorization and three vans that had deplorable conditions in their bodywork.
Of these last units, the license plate M1M788 has debts due to informality of S/346,500, while the license plate B1K734 - 31 years old - accumulates fines of S/132,000 and the license plate B0H747 has a debt of S/64,900. The drivers of the first two aforementioned combis did not have a drivers license.
In addition, license plates D2F412 and Z6H554 were identified, with fines of S/44,996 and S/13,750, respectively. It should be noted that, of the 24 vehicles sanctioned, eight of them were repeat offenders.
Our actions are permanent and itinerant throughout Lima and Callao. So far in the month of February, we have removed 246 vehicles from circulation for various offenses, the most recurrent being informality. But we have also identified more than 100 units with fines exceeding 5 and a half million soles, said Luis Rivera, deputy director of Inspection of the ATU.
According to the report, five vehicles were also identified without Mandatory Insurance Against Traffic Accidents (SOAT) and seven without a Current Technical Inspection Certificate (CITV). Which puts the movement of people to their homes or selected destinations at serious risk.
With these actions, the ATU reaffirms its commitment to working for safe, formal transportation that guarantees better conditions for the citizens of Lima and Callao.
