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Personal vehicles outpace Hanoi's infrastructure by over tenfold
Personal vehicles in Hanoi are growing at over ten times the rate of infrastructure development, leaving the city with 36 traffic bottlenecks despite efforts to manage congestion in 2024.
NA calls for inspection of faulty traffic signals to ensure fairness
Deputy Chair of the National Assembly Tran Quang Phuong has called on the Ministry of Public Security to inspect traffic signal systems nationwide, ensuring technical reliability to prevent wrongful fines for drivers.
Traffic Police debunk fabricated story of high rewards for reporting violations
Hanoi Police have refuted claims circulating on social media that a young man earned 50 million VND in one day by reporting traffic violations, calling the information baseless and misleading.
Up to $200 available for verified traffic violation reports
Under Decree 176/2024, Vietnamese citizens can now earn up to 5 million VND ($200) for reporting traffic violations, marking a significant step towards improved road safety.
Traffic violations in Vietnam to be notified via app starting 2025
Beginning January 1, 2025, Vietnamese drivers will receive traffic violation notifications directly through the VNeTraffic app, improving convenience and transparency in handling fines.
Vietnam toughens traffic penalties: Fines increased up to 30 times
Vietnam’s Traffic Police will prioritize camera enforcement and significantly increase penalties for traffic violations under Decree 168/2024, effective January 1, 2025.
Traffic surveillance decentralization begins January 2025
Under a new directive effective January 1, 2025, the Traffic Police Department will take charge of monitoring traffic systems on highways, with certain exceptions for provincial police.
