Peru · Transport
Key Facts
—The bill. Lima’s traffic congestion drains about S/30 billion (roughly US$8.7 billion) from Peru’s economy every year, according to the Asociación Automotriz del Perú (AAP).
—The demand. The auto association says the country does not need more studies, it needs to execute a single, integral transport reform.
—Four fronts. Its plan bundles better public transport, the delayed Metro Lines 3, 4 and 7, a younger vehicle fleet and tougher road-safety enforcement.






