Between January and July 2026, the Bogota Secretariat of Security issued 122,925 tickets for fare evasion and related infractions in the Transmilenio system. ^[1] The Universidad Manuela Beltrán study reported that 122,925 fines were issued for TransMilenio fare evasion and irregular access during the first seven months of 2026. ^[2] Marcela Parra, director of the UMB's Criminal Research Program, stated that economic difficulties influence the decision to evade fares, but the normalization of the behavior and low perceived risk of detection are also key factors. ^[3] The average number of tickets issued per day was 579, equating to approximately 24 tickets per hour or one ticket every 2 minutes and 29 seconds. ^[4] The remaining 34,968 tickets (28.4%) corresponded to direct fare evasion, carrying a type 2 fine of $466,904 COP. ^[5] Marcela Parra, director of the Criminal Research Program at the Universidad Manuela Beltrán, stated that fines are necessary but insufficient without better access controls, technology, and prevention strategies. ^[6] The average number of fines issued daily for TransMilenio violations was 579, occurring approximately every 2 minutes and 29 seconds during the first seven months of 2026. ^[7]