Peaje de entrada a Lima. Variante Ancón. | Warning
Peru
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- Verified:
- 5 months ago
- GPS:
- -11.74630, -77.14325
- Altitude:
- 100.0 masl
- Contributor:
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kingmarcelo83
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Got pulled over right after paying the toll.
According to the officer it is illegal to drive in Peru with a Chilean driver’s licence. Despite mentioning both countries recognize each other’s licences. Said it needed to be accompanied by International driver’s licence. After several minutes of discussion he tried to charge me with tainted windows.
Had to threaten to call the embassy.
Be prepared for these sort of harassments as they will try to pull a ticket on you by any means. If possible try to understand the treaties that rule your current licence in order to not give them a chance. Don’t be hesitant to film them either.
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Latest Check-Ins
No police on Saturday 18th November.
We come from Huaraz and drived to Lima without any control of police.
Got pulled over by a cop. He wanted to see all the papers, we only gave him copies and told him we never use the originals on the road, because it‘s too dangerous. After he said one of our additional front-lights is not allowed in Peru. I started filming him and the discussion with my phone and immediately he let us go.
Report Check-InGot pulled over. Many cops. Cordial interactions. The cop asked for the driver's license, but then never checked it. He asked a few curious questions instead. We were friendly and engaged. All good.No issues. Quick stop.
Report Check-InGot pulled over by the cops. He asked for driver licence, véhicule title and SOAT. Didn’t even check the info and let us go.
Report Check-InThis was very curious right now: My husband have the Lady in the peaje the money for our Truck.She took the money very slow, wrote a WhatsApp on her cellular, waited and after my husband was knocking on her window she came out and made a foto from our front plate! My husband asked why she took a foto, she said "aches" ?!? Lets see what will happen
Report Check-Inwe drove this rout to Lima and didn't have a single problem. There was 1 cop just hanging around before the barrier and 1 after,neither showed the slightest interest. There were also cops at the 2 other tollbooths on our route and they didn't bother us either. There also wasn't anyone trying to scam us (tires,) Traffic was pretty normal and the driving in Lima wasn't any worse than in other big cities in Latin America.
Report Check-InYesterday they stopped us and ask about the dark windows, We showed all the documents and they let us go. If you have problems you can film and ask for their names, so they will let you go.
Report Check-InThere were several cops around the toll booth (before and after it) but we did not get pulled over anywhere in this area.
Report Check-InWe were stopped about 3km south of the toll. First for our propane tank on the back and then it was for window tint. We started filming them and asked for their names. They looked through the documents and wanted originals. We said no. They let us go eventually.
Report Check-InSomewhere vaguely round here (within about 30miles going north on the PA) i was told i was speeding and needed to pay a fine, but could have a 90% reduction if i paid then and there. I went to Facebook and started a live feed and when the officer saw it turned out i could leave immediately.
Report Check-InGot pulled over right after paying the toll.
According to the officer it is illegal to drive in Peru with a Chilean driver’s licence. Despite mentioning both countries recognize each other’s licences. Said it needed to be accompanied by International driver’s licence. After several minutes of discussion he tried to charge me with tainted windows.
Had to threaten to call the embassy.
Be prepared for these sort of harassements as they will try to pull a ticket on you by any means. If possible try to understand the treaties that rule your current licence in order to not give them a chance. Don’t be hessitant to film them either.