December 24, 2025. The Urban Transportation Authority for Lima and Callao (ATU), Peru, announced that authorized public transportation companies must submit an investment plan to request an extension of their operating permits for a period longer than five years. This process is carried out through the Virtual Procedures Platform (PVT).
The investment plan, which must be submitted as a sworn statement, will allow the ATU to evaluate the operators’ financial situation and must include a fleet renewal plan using clean energy, demonstrating the resources available to incorporate buses powered by compressed natural gas (CNG), electric vehicles, or hybrid technology, as well as the source of financing.
The document must also detail general information about the operator, objectives and commitments, route analysis, risk analysis, and other technical aspects.
The ATU reminded that, under the Exceptional Authorization Regime, companies that renew 100% of their fleet with clean technologies can extend their authorizations for up to 19 years in the case of electric fleets and 13 years for CNG buses, promoting more sustainable, safe and orderly transport.
