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* The institution is close to implementing its new headquarters in the eastern Peruvian region. With this, it will reach the entire national territory for the first time.A decisive advance to close gaps in inspection and road safety. The Superintendency of Land Transportation of People, Cargo and Goods (Sutran), an agency attached to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), announces the opening of a new Decentralized Unit in the Loreto region, which will complete its operational presence at the national level.
This fact marks a milestone in the institutional history of Sutran, by consolidating a complete coverage network that will allow it to permanently carry out inspection, control and prevention actions to all regions of the country, including strategic areas of eastern Peru.
The management of Superintendent Gilmer Alvarez Zapata thus concretizes one of the entitys most important objectives: guaranteeing an effective presence throughout the national territory. The new headquarters in Loreto will be added, like the base that will be implemented in Huancavelica, to the 22 existing Deconcentrated Units, completing the total deployment of Sutran.
For the institution, it is a pride to announce that with this new headquarters we will be reaching the entire country. Our control, inspection and preventive campaigns will have a permanent reach in the 24 regions of Peru to directly reinforce road safety for the benefit of citizens, remarked Superintendent Alvarez Zapata.
More than 880 thousand inhabitants of the Loreto region will benefit from the permanent presence of the institution, because the supervision of land transportation of people and cargo will be strengthened, in addition to guaranteeing safer conditions on the roads.
In this region, Sutran will directly supervise traffic on national roads. It should be noted that, in Loreto, there is a high monthly flow of cargo vehicles, which makes this area a key point for transportation control and risk prevention.
In addition, the institutional presence will allow intensifying the inspection of complementary services linked to transportation, such as land terminals, Vehicle Technical Inspection Centers (CITV), health facilities for drivers, driving schools, evaluation centers and hazardous materials training entities.
The implementation of this new Deconcentrated Unit not only expands operational coverage, but also strengthens the fight against informality, prevents road accidents and guarantees safer, orderly and more efficient transportation throughout the country.
Lima, June 3, 2026
