📋 Tender Overview
As part of the inspection actions in the field, the Superintendency of Land Transportation of People, Cargo and Goods (SUTRAN) identified a total of 95 violations in the Junin region for not having fire extinguishers (code S.2.a), a situation that represents a critical risk for the safety of passengers, drivers and the transported cargo.
The absence of fire extinguishers in transport units constitutes a serious lack, since this equipment is essential for the immediate response to vehicle fires, which can be caused by mechanical failures, short circuits or road accidents. The lack of this implement limits the capacity to control emergencies in their initial stage, which can lead to major consequences, including the loss of human life and significant material damage.
According to the report as of March 31, 2026, the Junin region accumulates a total of 396 violations detected, evidencing various levels of non-compliance with current regulations in land transportation.
In addition to the lack of fire extinguishers, other relevant infractions have been identified that affect both the safety and formality of the service. Among them, 81 cases of service provision without authorization (F1) stand out, which reflects the presence of informal operators in the region. Likewise, 75 violations were recorded for inoperative lights (S.4.a), a condition that significantly reduces visibility and increases the risk of accidents, especially at night or on low-light roads.
31 cases have also been detected related to non-compliance with the technical conditions of the tires (S.4.c), as well as 35 violations due to deficiencies in retroreflective sheets (S.4.b), key elements for the visibility of vehicles on the road. Added to this are 19 violations for not carrying the carriers referral guide (I.1.c) and 21 cases for not transmitting a GPS signal (S.11.b), which affects the monitoring and supervision of the vehicle units.
These results reaffirm the importance of inspection actions aimed at verifying compliance with basic safety conditions in transport units. Along these lines, SUTRAN will continue to intensify operations in the Junin region, prioritizing the protection of the life and integrity of users, as well as compliance with the regulations that regulate land transportation at the national level.
Lima, April 18, 2026
