📋 Tender Overview
* 34 informal vehicles were intervened during control actions deployed in strategic areas.The Superintendency of Land Transportation of People, Cargo and Goods (Sutran), an entity written to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), strengthens its inspection actions at the national level with the aim of reducing risk situations and guaranteeing safety on the countrys roads.
As part of this permanent deployment, Sutran inspectors carry out control actions daily on the countrys main roads, detecting and sanctioning irregularities in the land transportation service.
In this context, during the last week in Lima alone, 34 carriers were identified that operated without authorization from the competent authority, a situation that exposes the safety of users. In these cases, control acts of code F.1. were imposed, classified as very serious according to the National Transport Administration Regulations (RENAT).
During the development of the interventions, some drivers tried to evade control and flee without success, thanks to the rapid articulated action of the Sutran inspectors and the National Police of Peru (PNP), whose participation is key to guaranteeing the effectiveness of these operations.
As a result of these actions, 33 license plates were removed, removing units from circulation that did not comply with current regulations. Likewise, a vehicle was detained in the Sutran warehouse in Ancon and 19 drivers licenses were retained as a preventive measure.
The actions were concentrated in strategic high traffic points such as kilometers 57 and 85 of the Panamericana Sur, in Pucusana and Mala, respectively; as well as kilometers 21 and 25 of the Panamericana Norte, in the districts of Comas and Puente Piedra and other roads in the capital such as 28 de Julio Avenue, in La Victoria.
This type of operations is replicated in a sustained manner throughout the country through the 22 Deconcentrated Units of Sutran and its more than 950 inspectors, consolidating an inspection network that acts permanently to guarantee safer, more formal and orderly transportation.
Lima, June 8, 2026
