CLIP: Chợ Lớn Traffic Police set up a checkpoint.
On August 5, the Cho Lon Traffic Police Team (under the Ho Chi Minh City Traffic Police, Ho Chi Minh City Police) set up a checkpoint on Vo Van Kiet Street (at the Nguyen Tri Phuong bridge crossing), An Dong Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, to implement a special program for inspecting passenger and cargo vehicles.
Cho Lon Traffic Police issued a violation ticket to a passenger bus.
At 10:45 am, the traffic police spotted a 41-year-old driver (from Ho Chi Minh City) operating a passenger bus with suspected violations and pulled the vehicle over for inspection. Upon checking, they found that some passengers were not wearing seatbelts while the vehicle was in motion, despite the availability of seatbelts at their seats.
The 41-year-old driver was issued a ticket for this violation, which carries a fine ranging from VND 800,000 to VND 1,000,000.
Subsequently, the traffic police stopped another passenger bus driven by a 54-year-old driver for a similar offense.
The driver explained to the traffic police that he had reminded the passengers to fasten their seatbelts after boarding, but he was unsure when they unbuckled them.
“They unfastened their seatbelts, and now I have to pay the fine. I’ll have to report this to the company and ask for their support,” the male driver said.
Ho Chi Minh City Traffic Police set up a checkpoint on Vo Van Kiet Street, An Dong Ward.
After several hours of operations, the Cho Lon Traffic Police Team inspected 105 cases, including 52 automobiles.
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