📋 Tender Overview
Informal transportation service leads the faults identified during inspection operations carried out between January and May.The Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC) reports that the Superintendency of Land Transportation of People, Cargo and Goods (Sutran) detected almost 10 thousand infractions in inspection operations carried out nationwide between January and May of this year, with the provision of transportation service without authorization being the most recurrent offense identified on the countrys roads.
For these control and supervision actions on the countrys roads, Sutran mobilized more than 950 inspectors through its 22 Deconcentrated Units, reinforcing the inspection of both passenger and freight transportation, with the aim of guaranteeing compliance with current regulations and the safety of users.
The most frequent violation was code F.1, referring to the provision of land transportation service without authorization, with 1,511 cases detected. This conduct constitutes a very serious offense and is punishable by a fine equivalent to one Tax Tax Unit (UIT).
In second place was violation S.2.a, related to the absence of operational fire extinguishers in transport units, with 1,462 cases registered. This offense is considered minor by the National Transport Administration Regulation (Renat) and is punishable by a fine equivalent to 0.05% of a UIT.
Likewise, 686 S.4.a violations were detected for driving with inoperative lights, a condition that directly affects visibility and increases the risk of accidents on the roads.
By region, Lima concentrated the highest number of violations with 2,782 cases, followed by La Libertad (936), Puno (895), Junin (791) and Cusco (657), jurisdictions where control actions were reinforced during the evaluated period.
Regarding the type of service inspected, freight transportation accumulated 52.48% of the total violations detected, slightly surpassing passenger transportation.
The entity attached to the MTC reaffirms its commitment to continue strengthening inspection operations throughout the country to combat informality, remove vehicles that do not comply with the regulations from circulation and contribute to a safer, orderly and efficient transportation system for all citizens.
