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The Urban Transportation Authority for Lima and Callao (ATU) published a new version of its regulations for the implementation and administration of vehicle depots, which updates Executive Presidency Resolution No. 108-2020-ATU /PE, published on August 7, 2020.
In this update of the standard, the ATU defines the procedures for the internment and release of vehicles to give greater predictability to those administered regarding the recovery of their assets, as well as losses or thefts, which could occur due to not determining responsibilities effectively.
According to Executive Presidency Resolution No. 272-2023-ATU/PE, published in the official newspaper El Peruano, vehicle depots, for their operation, must have at least one administrator and a person in charge of making inventories, depending of the vehicle tank capacity.
Likewise, it is established as a rule that district municipalities with which there is a current collaboration agreement that wish to implement vehicle depots must comply with the technical and/or operational characteristics established in the regulations.
This restructuring responds to a strategic change aimed at enhancing efficiency and agility in the administration of deposits by the ATU.
As part of the improvements, the implementation of a computer tool that establishes the traceability and safeguarding of information for the updated real-time record of the number of spaces available in the vehicle depot is planned.
In this way, the entity reaffirms its commitment to continue working for fast, safe and formal transportation for the 11 million people of Lima and Chalacos.
