The Peruvian government, under Keiko Fujimori, is evaluating a change to toll road regulations. Currently, a law stemming from the Puente Piedra case requires alternative routes when tolls are collected. The proposed new regime aims to address concerns that the existing law threatens the financial stability of road concessions. Officials argue the current rules could jeopardize the sustainability of infrastructure projects. This change will be included in a request for legislative powers submitted to Congress. The government believes a general framework for tolls is necessary to ensure continued investment in roads and urban highways. The proposal seeks to balance accessibility with the financial viability of infrastructure maintenance and improvement.