📋 Tender Overview
Four authorized companies participated that will continue to travel along the avenue. Tomas Valle and the Venezuela-Miguel Grau-Saenz Pena road axis, in Callao.In order to publicize more details about the implementation of exclusive lanes for public transportation in Callao, called pink corridors, the Urban Transportation Authority for Lima and Callao (ATU) held informative meetings with authorized companies that circulate on the road axes that are part of this project, which seeks to improve the fluidity of public transportation.
Representatives of four authorized public transport companies participated in these meetings that have the largest number of vehicle fleets circulating on the road axes that, starting in March of this year, and according to what was announced by the ATU and the Provincial Municipality of Callao, will have exclusive lanes: Tomas Valle (6.1 km) and Venezuela-Grau-Saenz Pena (5.8 km).
The ATU technical team explained that the implementation of these pink corridors will include the signaling of these roads and segregation at the stops of these roads and other road improvements, which will benefit the thousands of Chalaco users and neighbors who currently live and travel along Tomas Valle, Venezuela, Miguel Grau and Saenz Pena avenues, in Callao.
For their part, the representatives of the companies recognized the advantages that this measure will have for the operation of the system with the increase in speed, as well as the comfort that will be offered to passengers and the facilities that it will provide in terms of the ordering of road freight and inspection actions.
This initiative is part of the Urban Mobility Plan for Lima and Callao (PMU), which includes more than 200 projects that seek to improve urban mobility and the travel experience of citizens.
