Hưng Yên provincial traffic police published a list of vehicles penalized for camera-detected violations during the week of October 5–11, 2026, recording 619 violations in total. Speeding accounted for the bulk with 562 cases (156 cars and 406 motorcycles), while 31 cases involved ignoring traffic lights, captured by surveillance cameras. In Thanh Hóa, a motorcyclist was fined 6 million VND for repeating eight violations within nine days. Owners of vehicles on the list have been urged to promptly pay fines under Decree 168.
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Original headline: CSGT đề nghị 619 chủ phương tiện mang biển kiểm soát sau sau khẩn trương nộp phạt nguội theo Nghị định 168
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