On December 24th, the Lam Dong Provincial Traffic Police Department announced the recorded traffic violations from November 1st, 2025, to December 15th, 2025. During this period, 500 cases of post-violation fines were issued for common offenses such as driving against traffic flow and disregarding traffic signal commands. Vehicle owners, organizations, or individuals involved in these administrative violations are required to settle the fines within 30 days from the date of the violation. Below is the detailed list of post-violation fines:
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How to Check Post-Violation Fines
To check for vehicle violations, citizens can access the following link and follow the instructions: https://www.csgt.vn/tra-cuu-phuong-tien-vi-phạm.html. Alternatively, post-violation fines can be checked through the VneTraffic application.
314 Motorcyclists and Car Owners Identified via AI Cameras Urged to Settle Traffic Violation Fines Under Decree 168
According to the published list, the two most common violations are motorcyclists failing to wear helmets and disregarding traffic signal commands.
Urgent Notice: 113 Motorcyclists and Car Owners with the Following License Plates Must Pay Traffic Fines Under Decree 168
The Traffic Police Department has released a report detailing traffic violations recorded on December 17-18 along the Noi Bai – Lao Cai Expressway and within Hanoi’s urban areas.
AI Camera Snares Over 100 Drivers for Red-Light Running, Helmet Violations, and More—Prompting Swift Fines Under Decree 168
In addition to leveraging AI-powered cameras to enhance traffic violation detection and safety, Hanoi is actively streamlining the driver’s license database through the iHanoi app and transitioning from paper-based licenses to durable PET card formats.
AI-Powered ‘Eyes’ Monitor Hanoi’s Roads: Drivers Beware of Costly Mistakes
Running red lights, using your phone while driving, and lane violations are just a few of the common traffic offenses that can result in hefty fines, often reaching tens of millions of dong.
World T.E.A. Fest 2025 Concludes, Sparking High Expectations for Vietnam’s Tea Industry
On the evening of December 7th, the International Tea Festival – World T.E.A Fest 2025 officially concluded after nearly a month of festivities in Da Lat and Bao Loc. This event transcended mere promotion of Vietnamese tea culture; it served as a strategic catalyst, positioning Vietnamese tea as a symbol of diplomatic engagement and a driving force for sustainable economic growth.
