Overview
- Emape said vehicular traffic will be habilitated progressively from Monday, Sept. 22, as crews finish traffic signals and signage.
- The municipal agency acknowledged that Mayor Rafael López Aliaga staged the inauguration before the project was ready for vehicular use.
- The Defensoría del Pueblo reported shortcomings in transitability and a lack of signage on crossings in the Surco segment, prompting calls for technical adjustments.
- Residents shared videos showing long vehicle queues on auxiliary lanes near the unopened main carriageways.
- Municipal timelines target completion of the five-kilometer extension by June next year, with the Atocongo terminal slated for a second phase to integrate mass transit.