Transportes Interprovincial Miranda, commonly known as TIM, is a land transportation company that operates primarily in Peru with a long-standing tradition of connecting the coast and the highlands of Áncash. Its most notable route is the direct, nonstop service between Lima and the city of Chimbote (Áncash Region). They are committed to providing outstanding travel experiences, effectively connecting communities with personalized, dedicated customer service and guaranteed punctuality.
This company offers first-class services on international and domestic routes, with a focus on passenger comfort. Its modern fleet stands out for its comfort on medium- and long-distance trips, ensuring a journey where customers can rest and arrive safely at their destination. Buses depart Monday through Sunday at various times throughout the day, with major routes including Lima, Huarmey, Casma, and Chimbote, among others.
The company operates a modern fleet consisting mainly of double-decker buses. TIM offers a variety of services tailored to passengers' needs: the upper deck is typically reserved for the “Sleeper Bus” or VIP service, featuring ergonomic leather seats that recline 160 degrees. The second level offers a panoramic or semi-sleeper service, which is economical yet comfortable. It features ample legroom and full air conditioning to maintain a pleasant temperature regardless of the season. The buses are equipped with USB ports for charging mobile devices, an onboard entertainment system, restrooms available throughout the trip, and individual reading lights. Additionally, the company provides freight and parcel delivery services.
TIM covers 11 routes (approx.) on daily basis.
Shortest route is Chimbote to Casma
Longest route is Lima to Chimbote.
Customer support of TIM is
Cheapest route is Lima to Chimbote: S/70
Most expensive route is Lima to Chimbote: S/90.
Main routes of TIM are following:
Lima to Chimbote S/ 90, Lima to Chimbote S/ 90, Chimbote to Casma S/ 90
The website of TIM is available in: Spanish
TIM Chile in spanish: -
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