Lima faces significant vehicular congestion, with data from TomTom Traffic ranking the city among the five most congested globally. Drivers in the capital can experience delays of up to 33 minutes on routes that typically require significantly less time during peak hours, prompting recommendations to avoid driving during these periods.
To address these mobility challenges, Lima has developed a network of ciclovías connecting districts including Lima Centro, Lince, San Isidro, Miraflores, and Santiago de Surco. The infrastructure, which features the Arequipa Avenue as a primary corridor, serves as an alternative transportation option for commuters traveling between the city center and the southern districts.
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