📋 Tender Overview
* The most common type of violation is for lack of authorization to provide land transportation services for people, classified as F.1.After the execution of a series of inspection operations and the permanent control carried out at the national level, the Superintendency of Land Transport of People, Cargo and Goods (Sutran), an entity attached to the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), has identified 4,755 transport violations so far this year.
According to information collected by the entity, during the period from January 1 to March 10, at least 676 drivers have incurred the violation of code F.1., whose classification is very serious, according to the National Transport Administration Regulations (RENAT). This is imposed when a service provider performs the transportation service without having the authorization issued by the competent authority. Whose fine is equivalent to one (01) UIT.
The second type of recurring fault is S.2.a. This, unlike the previous one, is classified as a minor infraction, according to RENAT, and is imposed when a carrier does not have the respective safety and emergency elements, such as fire extinguishers in the vehicle. To date, 657 units have been detected that have incurred this fault.
Thirdly, there is the violation of type S.4.a, which is imposed when a carrier does not have any of the lights established according to the National Vehicle Regulations (RNV) in the vehicle.
The most recurring violations
During 2025, the ratio of violations detected by Sutran was similar. The largest number of cases was linked to vehicles that did not have safety features.
In total, of the 34,018 infractions detected throughout that year, 5,184 corresponded to this type S.2.a offense.
Secondly, the cases were located by code F.1., linked to transport service providers that did not have the authorization issued by the competent authority. In sum, 4,335 units were identified that incurred this violation.
Finally, the third most common offense was also S.4.a, with 2526 cases.
The regions with the most faults
The regions that accumulated the highest number of violations in 2026 were Lima (1,327), Puno (525) and La Libertad (417). Meanwhile, last year, the list was also led by Lima, the region that accumulated the highest number of violations (10,280), followed by Junin (2,864) and Arequipa (2,446).
Faced with this panorama, Sutran continues to strengthen its inspection actions through inter-institutional operations at the national level, always for the benefit of road safety, safeguarding the community as a whole.
Lima, March 16, 2026
