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Requirement is for units that will go through this process for the first timeThe Superintendency of Land Transportation of People, Cargo and Goods (SUTRAN), an entity attached to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC) reported that vehicles whose license plates end in zero must obtain the Vehicle Technical Inspection Certificate (ITV) during the months of January and February.
The entity explained that the annual schedule, prepared based on the last digit of the license plate, allows the demand to be organized in the authorized technical inspection centers, avoiding user congestion and facilitating compliance with this vehicle obligation, since the ITV is an essential requirement to guarantee that vehicles circulate in adequate technical conditions, reducing the risk of accidents due to mechanical failures.
For vehicles whose license plate ends in 1, the corresponding month is March, while those that end in 2 must obtain the Vehicle Technical Inspection Certificate in April. Meanwhile, vehicles with the last digit 3 have a deadline of May, and those that end in 4 must comply with the inspection during June.
The schedule will continue in the second half of the year, establishing that vehicles with plates ending in 5 must pass the technical inspection in July and August and those that end in 6, during September. Similarly, it was determined that the plates ending in 7 correspond to the month of October, and those with the last digit 8, to the month of November.
Finally, vehicles whose license plate ends in 9 must have the Vehicle Technical Inspection Certificate in the month of December, thus closing the annual calendar. SUTRAN reiterated that meeting these deadlines is essential to guarantee safer and more orderly transit at the national level.
The entity specified that this schedule applies exclusively to vehicles that pass the technical inspection for the first time, so drivers were recommended to verify their specific situation and only go to technical inspection centers duly authorized by the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC).
SUTRAN reinforces the culture of prevention and responsibility among users of the transportation system, remembering that having a valid CITV not only avoids administrative sanctions, but also represents a commitment to road safety and the protection of the lives of all road users.
Lima, January 7, 2025
