📋 Tender Overview
* Between January and April of this year, more than 7,600 violations classified as very serious, serious and minor have been detected.Between January and April of this year, control actions have identified more than 7,600 violations throughout the national territory. The most common fault reported in that period is code F.1. related to unauthorized transportation, which is classified as very serious, according to the National Transportation Administration Regulations (RENAT).
Given this scenario, the Superintendency of Land Transportation of People, Cargo and Goods (Sutran), an entity attached to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), executes a work plan that prioritizes inspection interventions to identify and prevent the circulation of vehicles that do not have the respective authorization to provide the land transportation service.
Likewise, during the indicated months, 1,150 violations of code F.1 have been registered, the fine of which is equivalent to one Tax Tax Unit (UIT).
Following this and with more than a thousand cases, the type S.2.a infraction appears, which is classified as minor, according to RENAT. This is imposed when a carrier does not have the required safety elements in the vehicle, such as fire extinguishers.
Thirdly, there is the violation of code S.4.a., also classified as a minor fault and occurs when the vehicle does not have some of the lights required according to the National Vehicle Regulations (RNV).
The main regions where these cases have been concentrated are Lima (2,211), Puno (763), Junin (649), La Libertad (637) and Cusco (504).
We know that this type of infractions can be detected in any part of the country. For this reason, the approach to Sutrans work is completely decentralized. An example of this is the efforts we are making to expand our coverage and enable our new headquarters in Huancavelica. We seek to bring road safety to the entire national territory, remarked Superintendent Gilmer Alvarez Zapata.
The entity continues to reinforce control actions through constant inspection operations and preventive campaigns so that users recognize the importance of always opting for formal transportation.
Lima, May 12, 2026
