ENA Detects 10,000 Corridor Drivers Without Panapass or Balance
PANAMA CITY, July 29, 2026 – ENA and the ATTT carried out an operation on the corridors that detected 10,000 drivers circulating without Panapass or without balance.
Telemetro reported the figure as part of an enforcement operation aimed at drivers using corridors without the required electronic toll mechanism or sufficient funds.
The issue affects more than individual drivers. Unpaid toll use can create operational problems, administrative costs and fairness concerns for users who maintain valid accounts.
For motorists, the practical message is direct: corridor access requires account compliance, and enforcement can lead to delays or sanctions when drivers ignore balance requirements.
The story is likely to circulate because it combines a large number, daily commuting and a system that many Panama City-area drivers use frequently.
Why it matters
Electronic toll compliance affects corridor operations, traffic flow and fairness between paying and nonpaying users.
What happens next
Drivers should check Panapass status and balances before entering corridors as ENA and ATTT continue enforcement actions.
