Traffic enforcement in Los Mochis and congestion in Lima

In Los Mochis, Sinaloa, the Ahome Municipal Transit Department has implemented permanent surveillance operations following the return to school for basic and upper secondary levels. Director Luis Geovanny Villegas Achoy reported that officers are monitoring school entrances and exits to manage traffic. Authorities are specifically targeting drivers who park in double rows, noting that while initial warnings are given, infractions are issued to those who do not comply.

In Lima, Peru, drivers and taxi operators are expressing frustration over heavy traffic congestion caused by the implementation of a bidirectional lane for the Corredor Azul bus system on Arequipa Avenue. The pilot plan, which began on August 22, has forced private vehicles to use detours, leading to significant bottlenecks on surrounding streets such as Petit-Thouars and 28 de Julio. Some drivers noted that the congestion is hindering access to institutions like the National Council for the Integration of Persons with Disabilities (Conadis).