Lima and Callao’s transport authority (ATU) has officially launched a plan to reduce fines and eliminate license suspensions for public transportation drivers. The move directly addresses demands made during recent transport strikes and aligns with offers from the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC). The plan revises the existing tables of infractions and penalties applicable to taxis, regular public transit, and special transport services. This regulatory reform aims to alleviate pressure on transport operators and potentially end ongoing disruptions. Details of the modified fine structure have not been fully released, but the core change focuses on reducing punitive measures. The ATU hopes this will foster a more collaborative environment with transport workers while maintaining road safety standards. This initiative represents a significant shift in enforcement policy within the region’s public transport system.