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On 6 April, Cao Bằng Police published the results of traffic-violation detections identified through the traffic surveillance camera system. The list records 11 violations involving cars and motorcycles detected between 26 March and 1 April.
After posting the notice, authorities require violators to report to the Cao Bằng Province Police Department’s Traffic Police Office (address: Tổ dân phố 05 Sông Hiến, phường Thục Phán, Cao Bằng province) to resolve the matter in accordance with regulations. If violators fail to resolve, the Cao Bằng Provincial Police will coordinate with local authorities where the vehicle owner resides, studies, works, or has their headquarters to proceed with processing.
The list of 11 violations is as follows:
The Traffic Police said that within 20 days, information on violations will be posted on the Traffic Police website, and the alert status will be updated to the Vehicle Registration Authority (for vehicles requiring inspection) to facilitate enforcement.
Citizens can check violation information from home by visiting the Traffic Police website at https://csgt.vn/tra-cuu-phat-nguoi and entering vehicle details.
Under Decree 168/2024/ND-CP, effective from 1 January 2025, motorcycle riders who fail to comply with signals will be fined 4–6 million VND and have 4 driving-licence points deducted. If the rider fails to obey signals and causes a road incident, the fine increases to 10–14 million VND and 10 driving-licence points will be deducted.
For car drivers, Decree 168/2024/ND-CP sets fines based on the speed over the limit:
If speeding causes a traffic accident, penalties range from 20–22 million VND and 10 points deducted from the driving licence.
The Police urged listed vehicle owners to promptly pay post-inspection fines under Decree 168.
Source: Life & Law.
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