📋 Tender Overview
The strategy focuses on making public transport fluid in critical axes.With the aim of reducing traffic congestion and avoiding the accumulation of buses on key avenues in the center of Lima, the Urban Transportation Authority for Lima and Callao (ATU) implements territorial control to restore order, security and improve circulation in identified critical axes.
The strategy has begun on Alfonso Ugarte and Abancay avenues and at the Acho bus stop, with the permanent deployment of inspectors from the ATU, National Police and the participation of the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima to guarantee respect for authorized bus stops and avoid undue or prolonged bus detentions. In this way, the commercial speed of the services is improved, for the direct benefit of users.
About the deployment
On Alfonso Ugarte Avenue, the inspectors will remain permanently from the Huancavelica street to the Bolognesi oval, including the strategic intersections with Venezuela, Spain and Quilca avenues, in order to ensure orderly circulation and thereby improve travel times.
Likewise, at the Acho whereabouts the presence of inspectors will be maintained at four strategic points, including Panamericana Norte and 9 de Octubre Avenue, with the objective of ordering the boarding and disembarkation of passengers.
Meanwhile, on Abancay Avenue, inspection has been reinforced along the entire road. This measure is complemented by the planning implemented through the bus lane, which has allowed the connection to Rimac, San Juan de Lurigancho and La Victoria to be significantly improved.
The territorial control strategy will not only improve the commercial speed of public transportation, but will also strengthen control actions against informality in critical areas, reaffirming the ATUs commitment to a more orderly, efficient and safe transportation system for all citizens.
To date, the ATU has removed 116 units from circulation, of which 103 were operating without the corresponding authorization. Likewise, 59 units have been sanctioned for violations, such as driving with unlicensed drivers, failing to comply with the authorized route and hindering inspection work, among others.
