SUBRAN 2025: Thus you can check if you have ballots only with your plate or ID, according to MTC

In Peru, compliance with Traffic standards It is essential for road safety, but also to avoid economic sanctions and legal problems. The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) and the Superintendence of Land Transportation of People, Load and Merchandise (Sutran) offer tools that allow drivers to consult their transit ballots quickly and free.

Thanks to these platforms, citizens can know the status of their fines, either by speeding or other infractions recorded in the system. Thus, they can avoid additional sanctions, interest in default and even restrictions for procedures such as the renewal of the driver license.

SUBRAN: How to know if I have registered ballots?

To know if you have pending ballots, the MTC and Sutran make several options online available, and one of them is the detection of Cinemometer infringement ballots. A cinemometer is an electronic device designed to measure the speed of vehicles in real time. This device is managed by the Sutran and the Ministry of Transportation and Communications.

If you want to check if you have sanctions or fines related to infractions detected by this system, you can do it easily from the search engine:

1. Enter the MTC or Sutran portal (in this link).
2. Select the “ballot” or “plate” option, as you prefer.
3. Enter your ID or the vehicle plate number.
4. Complete the captcha code to verify your identity.
5. Once the data is admitted, you can see all the registered infractions, the amount of the fine, the issuance date and the possible associated sanctions.

Can I see my roles also on the SAT?

Yes, if your ballot has been registered in the Tax Administration Service (SAT) From Lima, you can also consult the pending infractions on its platform. The SAT manages traffic related papers in the Peruvian capital and offers direct access to drivers. To review your ballots on the SAT, follow these steps:

1. Access the official SAT portal (in this link).
2. Select the option “Ball consultation”.
3. Choose the search form: by plate, ballot, driver’s license or ID.
4. Enter the corresponding number and check the status of your infractions.

What is the driver’s record and how to verify it, according to the MTC?

He driver record It is a digital document that allows drivers to access a complete history of their road infractions recorded in the MTC. In addition to the fines, this system provides you with information about the infraction score, which can affect your ability to renew the driver’s license. To get your driver record, follow these steps:

1. Entrance to the MTC portal (do it here).
2. Select the option to consult the driver’s record.
3. Enter your DNI or driver’s license number.
4. Complete the Captcha code and check your infractions history.

What is the maximum amount for a traffic fine, according to the ATU?

The urban transport authority (ATU) In Peru it has an updated sanctions system for drivers that fail to comply with traffic standards. In 2025, new stricter rates and sanctions have been established, especially in cases of serious infractions.

For example, taxi drivers who provide services outside the allowed modalities can face significant fines. The sanctions for this type of infractions can ascend to 1 UIT, equivalent to S/5,350, for operators, and 0.75 UIT (S/4.012.50) for drivers.

In the event that the infraction is worse, as in traffic accidents, the fines increase considerably, with the operators facing a fine of 2 UIT (S/10,700) and the 1.5 UIT drivers (S/8.025). These figures underline the importance of keeping up with traffic ballots to avoid additional loads.

What function does Sutran have?

The Sutran It is the entity in charge of regulating and supervising land transport in Peru. Its mission is to guarantee road safety and the correct circulation of vehicles throughout the country. Among its main functions are:

• Supervise traffic offenses committed on national and regional roads.
• Implement speed controls and other real -time monitoring systems, such as cinemometers.
• Collaborate with the MTC and other institutions to improve traffic and transport policies in Peru.

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