On January 30th, a representative from the Traffic Police Department (Ministry of Public Security) stated that recent social media posts claiming a significant increase in alcohol-related fines for 2026 have been investigated and clarified.
Regarding this matter, the Traffic Police Department representative explained that certain online platforms have published content related to Government Decree 168/2024, which outlines administrative penalties for road traffic violations, license point deductions, and reinstatements. These platforms suggested that these regulations would see a substantial increase in 2026.
Additionally, social media rumors indicated that fines for alcohol-related offenses across various vehicles, including motorcycles, cars, and bicycles, would undergo significant adjustments.
However, the Traffic Police Department representative confirmed that Decree 168/2024 remains in effect, with no changes to the current penalty levels, contrary to the information circulated on some online platforms.
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