Overview
- The 40‑meter bridge in Punta Hermosa entered service on November 14 and was formally inaugurated by Mayor Renzo Reggiardo.
- The span features universal‑access ramps, wide sidewalks, urban bus stops and traffic signage to support safer, organized crossings.
- Municipal estimates say more than 23,000 people cross this stretch daily, with the bridge intended to reduce pedestrian risk on a high‑speed corridor.
- BSF Almacenes del Perú executed the work through the Obras por Impuestos mechanism at a cost exceeding S/6.5 million.
- The Defensoría del Pueblo reports serious deficiencies on at least six other pedestrian bridges in Lima, citing rusted railings, damaged steps and cracked bases, and has urged immediate repairs.