Suspenden por seis meses centro de diagnóstico automotor en Antioquia tras accidente que dejó 17 fallecidos

TL;DR

The Superintendencia de Transporte suspended the Comercializadora Servisuper LTDA vehicle inspection center in Antioquia for six months.
The suspension is a result of alleged irregularities in the technical-mechanical inspection of a vehicle involved in a fatal accident on December 14th.
The accident resulted in 17 fatalities and 20 injuries.
An administrative investigation and charges have been filed against the center for altering inspection results and inconsistent reporting to the RUNT.
The suspended center cannot issue inspection certificates and must inform the public of its sanction.
The Ministry of Transportation emphasized that road safety is a priority and will not tolerate negligence or irregularities.
Findings included deficiencies in sensory inspection, tire tread measurements, exterior and interior checks, and safety signaling.
The government's 'Ruta por la Vida' strategy aims to strengthen accident prevention and control nationwide.
This strategy focuses on vehicle inspection, registration, regulation, SOAT validity, and safety conditions for transport vehicles.

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