Overview
- The municipality inaugurated the stretch from Óvalo Naranjal to Avenida Revolución after roughly a year of works as part of a 7.3 km intervention exceeding S/100 million.
- EMAPE reports rebuilt lanes and sidewalks with retaining walls, inclusive ramps, berms, new traffic signals, modern signage, and urban furniture.
- Sixty public transport stops were remodeled, including Metropolitano stations, to strengthen integration across north Lima routes.
- The project adds a green component with more than 8,000 ornamental plants, 32,000 m² of groundcover, and 113 tipa trees.
- The south-to-north stage is under execution and, according to the municipality, will be delivered soon, with officials saying the corridor will benefit hundreds of thousands of residents.