ACTU: Additional corridor rate increases have been agreed with ATU and announced in 2022.

Association of Urban Transportation Concessionaires (ACTU) spokesman Martin Ojeda noted this Wednesday that the increase in tariffs for additional corridors is due to an agreement made with the Lima and Callao Urban Transportation Authority (ATU), which involves new services.

In an interview program News extension, Martin Ojeda indicated that the increase in tariffs in Additional corridors this was reported in May 2022 despite competition from unofficial transport.

“A consensus agreement was reached with the authorities because we had to establish two new situations. What are they? ticket S/ sol 1 or S/ 1.5 on sections from Pizarro to Rimac Condominiums, to Alcazar to Caja de Agua in San Juan de Lurigancho, and extend Pardo with Plaza Butters in Barranco and San Isidro with Comandante Espinar, If we will touch on the Blue Corridor, we have created an exclusive system for Rimak schoolchildren,” he said.

The yellow-red corridor will arrive in Callao

Martin Ojeda The Yellow Corridor and Red Corridor also announced that they will expand their services from Lima to Callao from January 12.

“The Yellow Corridor will reach customs in front of Jorge Chavez Airport, and the goal in a few months, which is already being discussed with the airline, is that the Yellow Corridor will have a special service at the airport, like in other parts of the world, to make life easier for low-income people who , no matter how many of them arrive by plane, they don’t pay 100 or 80 soles for a taxi, ”he said.

Service 107 will run from Ave. Javier Prado from Evitamiento, in Surco, to Av. A, in San Martin de Porres, and along the way it will cover part of the Carmen de la Legua area, passing through the Jorge Chavez International Airport. In addition, it will operate from Monday to Saturday from 5:00 to 23:00 and on Sundays until 22:30.

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