The Touring and Automobile Club of Peru (, TACP) is a non-profit organisation in Peru founded in 1924 that provides automobile services, as well as the country's best-known driving course. The TACP is a member of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile and the Alliance Internationale de Tourisme.
History The organisation was founded as the Touring Club Peruano on May 20, 1924.
From 1968 to 2005, its driving school was a service unit of the organisation, when it became independent as the Touring Escuela S.A., later renamed to Trinidad Morán, with the TACP serving as one of its main shareholders. This independent school was disestablished in 2016 due to a change in the guidelines provided by the country's Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC). In 2026, it presented a proposal to the MTC to continue operating its centres south of Lima.
List of presidents 1924–1930: Marino Edmundo Tabusso 1930–1964: Eduardo Dibós Dammert 1965–1979: Alfonso Bryce Lostanau 1979–1998: Percy Griffiths Escardó 1998–2011: Godfrey Hemmerde Castaños 2011–present:
See also Driver's education Peruvian Automobile Club
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