📋 Tender Overview
Stage 1A of the countrys first subway train consolidates its importance by joining Ate and Santa AnitaThe Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), through the General Directorate of Programs and Projects, reports that Metro Line 2 has exceeded 30 million trips made since the beginning of its operations, that is, from December 21, 2023 to date, according to the most recent User Flow Report of the Operations and Traffic Control Management of the Lima Metro Line 2 Concessionaire.
Currently, the five stations of the first Stage 1A of the first subway train in the country runs approximately 5 kilometers, connecting the districts of Ate and Santa Anita, and transporting an average of 70 thousand users daily who use this modern transportation system.
The report details that the Evitamiento station (E-20) registered the highest demand, with a cumulative of 11.97 million users, consolidating itself as the station with the highest influx in the system. It is followed by the Mercado Santa Anita station (E-24), with 7.44 million users, and the Ovalo Santa Anita station (E-21), which reached 5.01 million.
Likewise, the Industrial Collector station (E-22) reported a total of 3.30 million users, while the Hermilio Valdizan station (E-23) registered 2.48 million, evidencing a significant concentration of demand in strategic stations on the route.
The Concessionaire highlighted that this information constitutes a fundamental tool for decision-making and resource optimization.
The first stage in operation of Line 2 contributes significantly to the decongestion of other public transportation systems, promotes the use of formal transportation and energizes economic activity in the areas of influence along its route.
This achievement reaffirms the importance of Line 2 as a safe, modern and accessible transportation system, which is consolidated as an efficient and sustainable alternative for thousands of users in the capital.
