Falta de regulación de las alianzas estratégicas entre la empresa pública y privada en materia de tránsito.

Abstract

It is the responsibility of the State to administer public services and strategic sectors, which is why it has been granted the authority to create public enterprises and establish partnerships with the private sector through so-called public-private partnerships. Currently, the Autonomous Decentralized Governments of the Ecuadorian State have resorted to Strategic Alliance contracts to meet the needs of public management in different strategic sectors, such as traffic control and mobility. However, a lack of explicit regulatory framework for these alliances has been observed, which could lead to conflicts in legal security for both the public and private companies involved. In the face of this lack of specific legislation, it is necessary to suggest the creation or implementation of a law that adequately regulates strategic alliance contracts between the public administration and the private sector.