A proposed traffic reform in Colombia, spearheaded by Abelardo De la Espriella, aims to lower fines and streamline processes. However, the initiative is expected to encounter resistance from influential regional and national powers. These entities stand to be affected by the changes, creating potential roadblocks to implementation. The reform seeks to address issues with current traffic regulations and their associated costs, but navigating the political landscape will be crucial for its success. De la Espriella will need to negotiate with these powerful groups to secure the necessary support. The article suggests entities like Euclides and Colpatria are among those who may be impacted, hinting at the breadth of interests involved. Ultimately, the fate of the reform hinges on overcoming this anticipated opposition.