Almost 1,000 motorcycles seized in control operations in Quito
Around 1,000 motorcycles were seized and 150 citations were issued to motorcyclists during control operations in Quito conducted by the Metropolitan Transit Agency (AMT).
AMT inaugurates registration center at the old airport on March 2
The Metropolitan Transit Agency (AMT) will open a new registration center on March 2, relocating from Bicentenario Park to the old airport.
Clandestine races return with force to Quito: the AMT changes operations due to Alpachaca and Pifo
In Quito, clandestine street racing events, referred to as 'piques', have resurged, prompting the Metropolitan Transit Agency (AMT) to adjust their operations to combat this growing issue.
Impersonating the ANT to Request Data and Payments in New Frauds: Entity Warns Citizens
The National Transit Agency (ANT) in Ecuador has warned the public about fraudulent communications impersonating its official channels.
Guayaquil's ATM extends vehicle inspection deadline for plates ending in 1
The Guayaquil Transit and Mobility Agency has extended the deadline for vehicle inspections for cars with plates ending in 1 until March 14, without penalty.
About 3,000 professional licenses were issued without support in 2025, reveals Minister Roberto Luque
Ecuador's Infrastructure and Transport Minister Roberto Luque disclosed that 3,000 professional licenses were issued without proper support by the National Transit Agency in 2025.
βGo Habs Go!β to return to Montreal buses after language controversy
Montreal's transit agency will reinstate the slogan 'Go Habs Go!' on city buses following approval from the provincial language watchdog after public outcry.
AMT moves the Bicentenario Registration Center to new facilities
The Metropolitan Transit Agency (AMT) in Quito is relocating the Bicentenario Registration Center to new premises to improve service efficiency and transparency, effective March 2, 2026.
In these eight cities, the assignment and transfer of license plates for new vehicles can now be completed
The National Transit Agency of Ecuador has announced that residents in eight cities can now assign and transfer license plates for new vehicles digitally as part of a national service reactivation effort.
The Comptroller's Office orders a special and IT audit for the ANT
The Comptroller General's Office of Ecuador has ordered a special audit and an IT audit for the National Transit Agency (ANT) amid controversies surrounding the issuance of licenses and habilitating titles.
ANT requests special audit to the Comptroller on the AXIS system
The National Transit Agency (ANT) has formally requested the General Comptroller's Office to conduct a special audit of the AXIS computer system, citing concerns about security and internal management processes.
ANT enables registration of new vehicles in Manta and Machala
The National Transit Agency (ANT) has resumed the registration of new vehicles in Manta and Machala as part of its gradual service reactivation across Ecuador.
ANT enables registration of new cars in four more cities
The National Transit Agency (ANT) has extended the registration system for new vehicles to four additional cantons in Ecuador as part of service reactivation efforts following a suspension due to internal investigations.
The registration of new vehicles begins in Quito, but hundreds of procedures are still pending
The registration process for new vehicles in Quito has started, although many applications remain unresolved due to a corruption investigation affecting the National Transit Agency.
Torontoβs transit agency faces questions over consultant costs in lean budget year
Torontoβs transit agency, the TTC, is under scrutiny for its significant spending on communications consultants amid budget constraints and declining ridership.
At Risk: Personal Data
This article discusses the vulnerabilities of personal data exposed to organized crime in Ecuador's public institutions, particularly highlighting a recent incident involving the National Transit Agency.
ANT clarifies that new director is authorized to exercise the position
The National Transit Agency (ANT) of Ecuador issued a statement confirming that Luis DarΓo VillacrΓ©s is qualified to hold the position of director amidst rumors on social media regarding a document prohibiting his public service role.
The ANT resumes registration of new vehicles in Quito and Guayaquil on February 9
The National Transit Agency (ANT) announced that the registration service for new vehicles will resume in Quito and Guayaquil starting February 9, following a suspension since January 30 due to institutional normalization processes.
Crisis in the ANT: Automotive Companies Request Creation of a National Vehicle Registration System
The Ecuadorian Automotive Companies Association proposes the establishment of a National Vehicle Registration System as a solution to the institutional crisis facing the National Transit Agency (ANT) due to ongoing corruption investigations.
$48.20 fine and controls reduce accidents on SimΓ³n BolΓvar Avenue and Ruta Viva
Since January 1, 2026, there have been no recorded fatalities on SimΓ³n BolΓvar Avenue or Ruta Viva, following traffic restrictions by the Metropolitan Transit Agency (AMT) of Quito to reduce accidents.
More than $50 million per week stop entering dealerships due to the suspension of services by the ANT
The suspension of services by the National Transit Agency (ANT) due to alleged corruption investigations is causing significant losses in the automotive sector, estimated at over $50 million weekly.
Who is Luis DarΓo VillacrΓ©s? The career of the official who takes over the ANT after the scandal
Luis DarΓo VillacrΓ©s has taken over as head of the National Transit Agency (ANT) following the corruption scandal that led to the arrest of his predecessor, Pedro Abril.
ATM rejected aggression towards agents during control of electric vehicles
The Transit and Mobility Agency (ATM) condemned the physical aggression faced by officers during a control operation of electric vehicles in downtown Guayaquil on February 3rd, after foreign citizens attempted to violently interfere with the seizure of an undocumented electric vehicle.
"They said they weren't going to fine, but I came anyway": vehicle technical review continues in Guayaquil, although with low attendance
Despite the operational status of the technical vehicle review in Guayaquil following the suspension of the National Transit Agency system, user attendance remains notably low.
AMT of Quito maintains license plate delivery at the Bicentennial registration center: other procedures remain stalled
The Metropolitan Transit Agency (AMT) of Quito continues to provide physical license plate delivery despite suspending 15 other vehicle-related services, leading to low foot traffic at the Bicentennial registration center.
These are the services suspended in the CTE due to disruptions in the ANT system
The Ecuadorian Transit Commission (CTE) announced that several services are temporarily affected due to the suspension of the National Transit Agency (ANT) system, impacting user service until restored.
Guayaquil ATM will not retain vehicles without current technical vehicle review due to suspension of ANT system
The Guayaquil Transit and Mobility Agency (ATM) announced that it will not retain vehicles lacking the required Technical Vehicle Review (RTV) for 2025 and prior years due to a temporary suspension of the National Transit Agency (ANT) system.
These are the services affected in the ATM due to the suspension of the ANT system
Several services provided by the Transit and Mobility Agency (ATM) are inoperative due to a temporary suspension of the National Transit Agency (ANT) system.
Corruption in the ANT: a persistent evil that demands urgent changes, say experts
Experts suggest that urgent reforms are needed in the National Transit Agency (ANT) to address ongoing corruption, including collaborative actions among state institutions and strengthening previously filed complaints.
The resources lost due to corruption
Corruption leads to economic losses for the country and erodes institutional integrity and public trust, as highlighted by recent investigations into corruption within the National Transit Agency.
Jaque Case: Up to 10 Years in Prison for Those Arrested in Operation at ANT
Ten individuals, including the director of the National Transit Agency, face charges of organized crime with potential penalties of up to 10 years in prison due to irregularities within the agency.