📋 Tender Overview
Diversion will begin on Monday, June 16.With the aim of improving mobility in the east of the city, the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima, through the Municipal Company to Support Strategic Projects (EMAPE), has initiated the execution of the bypass Las Torres, a modern road infrastructure that seeks to reduce congestion at the intersection of Ramiro Piale and Las Torres avenues, in the district of Lurigancho-Chosica.
The work, which will have an estimated duration of 8 months, contemplates the construction of a viaduct of 1.4 kilometers in length, made up of two bridges of 422.62 meters each, three lanes per road of 3.60 meters wide, access ramps, containment walls, sardineles and road signaling. Lifeguard and captafaros will also be installed to guarantee the safety of users.
In parallel, it has been advancing with the manufacture of pillars and viaduct beams in a specialized industrial plant, under strict standards of structural quality and safety.
Vehicular diversion plan
Due to the magnitude of the works, a temporary vehicular diversion plan has been implemented that will allow maintaining the fluidity of the traffic in the area during the time the works last:
* From Lima to the Central Highway: Take the AV. The towers.
* From Lima to Chosica: divert by av. Carapongo and resume on the Ramiro Priale highway.
* From Lima to Carapongo: Continue for AV. Carapongo.
* From Lima or the Central Highway to Cajamarquilla: Go for AV. Carapongo, then Ramiro Priale Highway, and continue for AV. The towers.
* From the Central Highway to Lima: Use the AV. Carapongo and continue for Ramiro Priale.
* From Chosica to Lima: Traffic will continue normally.
The Municipality of Lima invokes the understanding of citizens in the face of temporary discomforts that these works may cause. This work is part of a comprehensive plan to transform mobility in East Lima, which also includes the expansion of the Ramiro Priale highway, benefiting thousands of Lima with more agile and safe displacements.
