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The document, available to receive contributions, contemplates a portfolio of projects such as the construction of 172 km in seven new metro lines in 20 years.The Urban Transportation Authority for Lima and Callao (ATU) marks a milestone in the history of the city by presenting the Urban Mobility Plan (PMU) 2025-2045, the roadmap that will guide the transformation of public transportation and improve the quality of life of more than 11 million people in the next 20 years.
The PMU proposes a revolution in urban mobility with the migration towards an Integrated Transportation System (SIT) whose central axis is public transportation. Among its objectives are the reduction of travel times, the improvement of connectivity between districts and the modernization and expansion of the mass transportation network with more metro lines, corridors, cable cars and feeder routes.
Likewise, it promotes sustainable and clean mobility, promoting electromobility, the use of bicycles and traveling on foot, together with efficient management of public space, the reduction of pollution and social inclusion, guaranteeing universal and safe access to transport.
The PMU, formulated with the support of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), is available for consultations until November 6 at: www.atumovilidad.pe. Its preparation was based on an unprecedented participatory and technical process, which included territorial tables, workshops, forums, public hearings and virtual spaces with public and private institutions, and representatives of civil society.
It is a key tool to transform the metropolis. Thanks to the powers of ATU, for the first time, the transportation of Lima and Callao can be comprehensively planned with a technical and participatory vision that involves authorities, operators, academia and citizens. This plan represents a commitment to the dignified future of the city, stated Jose Carlos Soldevilla, director of Urban Transportation Integration and Collection of the ATU, before Rafael Capristan, representative of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), authorities, businessmen and academic representatives.
The PMU contemplates a portfolio of short, medium and long-term projects, including the construction of 172 kilometers in seven new metro lines, 155 kilometers in 14 new BRT corridors (Metropolitan type) and 878 kilometers of segregated roads in the next 20 years, the integration of all modes of transport in a SIT and the design of eight cable cars.
Lima, October 17, 2025
