📋 Tender Overview
Training were made between January and August of this year. In addition, 2912 administrators participated.Regarding the Road Education Week, the Superintendence of Land Transportation of People, Load and Merchandise (Sutran), an entity attached to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), highlights that- between January and August of 2025- 1063 drivers have been sensitized to 1063 drivers in order to promote responsible behavior among those who are responsible for the operation of vehicles in the national roads.
We have sensitized to a considerable number of professionals who daily mobilize thousands of passengers and tons of load throughout the country. The training received allows them to strengthen knowledge in current regulations, prevention of accidents and good driving practices, which affects a safer circulation on the roads, said Pavel Ruiz, Superintendent of the Sutran.
2913 administrative were also reached. These workers, who perform management functions, route programming, fleet monitoring or user attention, comply with an essential role in compliance with the standards and in the promotion of quality and safety standards in the services provided by their companies.
In this way, a total of 2074 transport companies have been trained in issues related to road safety, control and compliance with land transport regulations. From this figure, 1490 correspond to the load service and 584 to the passenger service.
On the other hand, the Sutran has prioritized the awareness of citizens in general. So far this year, 15,506 citizens have been trained in road safety, prevention and responsible coexistence on the roads. Among them are 9347 citizens in general, 3843 public officials, 1905 school teachers, and 411 young university students.
With these results, the institution reaffirms that road education is a fundamental pillar of its preventive work. The goal is to continue expanding the scope of their training, involving more sectors of society and consolidating a management model that places prevention as the best tool to guarantee security in land transport.
Lima, September 2, 2025