According to a report by Fenalco and the Andi based on data from the Registro Único Nacional de Tránsito (RUNT), 213,377 new vehicles were registered in Colombia between January and August 2026, representing a 42.1% increase from the 150,163 units registered in the same period of 2025. ^[1] The Superintendencia de Transporte in Colombia issued an alert to citizens regarding irregularities in driver's license procedures at Recognition Centers for Drivers (CRC). ^[2] The Superintendencia de Transporte in Colombia warned citizens about irregular practices at Driver Recognition Centers (CRC) that could lead to legal consequences. ^[3] Electric vehicle registrations reached 33,889 units from January to August 2026, a 222.5% increase compared to the 10,508 units registered in the same period of 2025. ^[4] Authorities warned against illegal practices including allowing external persons to take exams on behalf of applicants and altering exam locations or times. ^[5] Citizens are advised not to use intermediaries who promise guaranteed exam results in exchange for money, as these acts are illegal. ^[6] The entity stated that sharing passwords of center staff and submitting false documents during exams are prohibited behaviors. ^[7] Authorities advise citizens to avoid intermediaries who offer to facilitate the process or guarantee exam approval in exchange for money. ^[8] Payments for the license process must be made exclusively through collection mechanisms authorized by the center itself, and citizens should distrust individuals requesting money outside established channels. ^[9] Starting July 15, old driver's licenses that are expired will lose validity, and drivers operating with expired licenses may be sanctioned economically. ^[10]