From 20 August to 14 October 2026, Hanoi traffic police and commune-level police cleaned up and verified data for over 60% of the more than 1 million vehicles subject to review, as part of the Ministry of Public Security's 100-day peak campaign. The review found many vehicles that had been sold but whose owners had not deregistered them or transferred registration, as well as vehicles whose periodic inspections had expired. In Phù Đổng commune, where over 10,000 records needed checking, officers had verified nearly 6,000 vehicles, though they faced obstacles such as unrecorded transfers, outdated registration addresses, dissolved companies, and vehicles that were damaged or past their service life. Traffic police urge owners and users to complete registration procedures at local registration points and encourage people to install the VNeID and VNeTraffic apps to check vehicle information.
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Original headline: Hà Nội rà soát hơn 1 triệu phương tiện, phát hiện nhiều xe đã bán nhưng chưa sang tên
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