In Bac Giang province on May 27, the local police announced that they had detected and fined 224 vehicles for traffic violations recorded between May 14 and May 22. Among these, 25 cars with Hanoi license plates were identified, as follows:
Cars that failed to obey traffic lights: 29A-760.99; 29D-023.85; 29D-127.37; 29A-068.30; 29H-240.59; 29H-257.71; 29B-224.86; 30E-180.75; 30E-958.09; 30E-075.69; 30B-127.62; 30G-778.61; 30H-695.63; 30A-807.25; 29A-808.44; 29C-433.58
Motorcycles failing to obey traffic lights: 29E1-032.91
Cars turning left where left turns are prohibited: 29A-341.97; 29A-815.35
Cars that changed lanes or crossed lane markers: 29A-084.22; 29H-823.89; 29K-000.77; 29A-817.51; 29A-245.66; 29H-903.86
In Bac Ninh province, on May 26, the Traffic Police Division sent fine notices to 2,774 cases of traffic violations recorded between March 17 and May 11. According to the published list, 895 cars with Hanoi license plates were caught speeding.
To view the detailed list of violations, citizens can access the following link.
Cars with Hanoi license plates violating traffic rules in Bac Ninh, as recorded by the local police
In Cao Bang province, the Traffic Police Division recorded 5 cases of cars with Hanoi license plates speeding between May 15 and May 25. The police announced that within 20 days, the violation information will be posted on the website of the Traffic Police Department, and the vehicle inspection agency will be notified for further handling.
The specific list of vehicles is as follows:
Source: Cao Bang Provincial Police
To check for traffic violations, citizens can access the following link and follow the instructions: https://www.csgt.vn/tra-cuu-phuong-tien-vi-pham.html.
Additionally, people can also check for traffic fines through the VNeTraffic app by following these steps:
Step 1: Download and install the VNeTraffic app on your phone from the App Store or CH Play.
Step 2: Log in to your account.
If you don’t have an account, register by scanning the QR code in the upper right corner of your ID card. Follow the instructions, enter your phone number, and click “Confirm.”
The system will then send an OTP code to your phone. Enter this code and set up your password.
Step 3: To check for personal traffic fines, select the “Violation Inquiry” section.
Step 4: Enter the license plate number of the vehicle you want to inquire about and click “Check.”
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