The Traffic Police Department of Ho Chi Minh City Police published a list of over 60 motorbikes caught riding against traffic and fined through camera enforcement. On the morning of 30 September, in just under 10 minutes, the Hàng Xanh traffic police unit recorded 67 wrong-way violations on Phan Văn Trị street in Gò Vấp ward and sent notices to the vehicle owners. Under Decree 168/2024/NĐ-CP, motorbike riders going against one-way traffic or where a no wrong-way sign is posted face fines of VND 4–6 million and a deduction of 2 driving licence points. If such a violation causes a traffic accident, the fine rises to VND 10–14 million and 10 points are deducted. Violators remain liable even if they are not stopped on the spot, so vehicle owners are urged to pay their fines promptly.
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Original headline: Công an đề nghị tất cả chủ phương tiện vi phạm mang biển số sau khẩn trương nộp phạt nguội theo Nghị định 168
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