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Over the past week, traffic police in Hung Yen province detected 143 vehicles violating traffic rules through a monitoring camera system and processed them under “late payment” penalties. The violations were recorded between April 20 and April 26, 2026, extracted for review, and then filed to send notices to vehicle owners as required.
Authorities reported that the recorded violations were reviewed and handled in accordance with procedures for issuing notices to vehicle owners. The cases were processed under the “late payment” penalties after detection via the monitoring camera system.
In Cao Bang province, officials said common violations include speeding and failure to obey traffic signals. These incidents were frequently reported in high-traffic areas, including Km2+980 Vo Nguyen Giap Street and the Hoang Dinh Giap and Be Van Dan intersections.
Officials noted that increased deployment of camera surveillance has enabled authorities to detect and process violations more quickly. They said this has improved traffic management effectiveness and supported better compliance, contributing to reduced safety risks on the roads.
Residents were advised to proactively check information related to their vehicles and contact the Traffic Police Department of the provincial police for handling instructions. Authorities warned that delays could create complications, including issues related to vehicle registration or administrative processing.
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