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Two consecutive accidents occurred overnight in Hanoi, resulting in 5 casualties.
Two self-inflicted motorcycle accidents on Le Trong Tan and Nguyen Trai streets (Hanoi) resulted in the deaths of three young men and injuries to two others.
Tanker truck enters motorcycle lane, fatally hits pedestrian on Nhat Tan Bridge.
Despite the Nhật Tân bridge having a median strip, the driver of a concrete mixer truck still drove into the motorbike lane and caused an accident that resulted in one fatality.
After being fined the maximum limit for drunk driving, the intoxicated driver shouted and blocked the police car.
After being issued a citation for driving under the influence of alcohol at twice the maximum legal limit, driver NLM blocked the patrol vehicle, obstructing traffic police from performing their duties.
Following the incident where a student modified an electric scooter to reach speeds of nearly 100 km/h, traffic police warn of safety risks.
Modified electric motorcycles and electric bicycles may pose a risk of accidents, fires, and explosions, threatening the safety of road users.
Fruit truck overturns on Vinh Hao - Phan Thiet highway, causing prolonged traffic jam.
A truck carrying fruit overturned while traveling on the Vinh Hao - Phan Thiet highway, in the section passing through Lam Dong province, causing a prolonged traffic jam.
Man fined 7 million VND for enjoying smoked buffalo meat with two glasses of beer.
Thinking that drinking only two glasses of beer and some dried buffalo meat wouldn't have any effect, Mr. T. (from Hanoi) still drove his motorbike home and was fined 7 million VND by traffic police for violating alcohol limits.
Hanoi will temporarily close several roads from June 3rd to 5th.
During the 14th Congress of the Vietnam Trade Union, Hanoi police organized traffic diversions, temporary bans, and vehicle restrictions on many roads.
The surprising truth about the man who drove in the wrong lane and asked the traffic police officer, "Do you know me?"
The man who identified himself as a driving instructor, drove in the wrong lane, and then asked the traffic police officer, "Do you know me?" He admitted that he was not an instructor at any driving school.
Verify the enrollment of the person claiming to be a driving instructor who asked the traffic police officer, "Do you know me?"
The Road Traffic Police Team No. 5, Hanoi City Police Traffic Department, is continuing to investigate and clarify whether the person who asked the police officer "Do you know me?" violated regulations regarding driver training and recruitment.
The man, who identified himself as a driving instructor, drove in the wrong lane and asked the traffic police officer, "Do you know me?"
Hanoi traffic police summoned a man who claimed to be a driving instructor, drove in the wrong lane, and stopped his car in the middle of the road to argue with law enforcement officers.
After drinking a few beers to cool off, the motorbike driver received a 9 million VND fine.
Mr. B stated that he only drank 2-3 glasses of beer to cool down; however, traffic police checked and determined that he had violated the maximum legal blood alcohol limit and issued a fine of 9 million VND.
A male student driving recklessly without a helmet on a Hanoi street has been fined over 5 million VND.
KQH (17 years old), who was driving a motorbike without a helmet and swerving erratically on Khuat Duy Tien street (Hanoi), has just been fined over 5,2 million VND by Hanoi traffic police.
Driver fined 35 million VND for making a U-turn on Noi Bai - Lao Cai expressway.
After driving past the IC16 interchange by about 500m, driver VQN (from Hai Phong) made a U-turn right on the Noi Bai - Lao Cai expressway and was fined 35 million VND by the traffic police.
Woman verbally abused and physically assaulted elderly driver after car collision.
Hanoi traffic police are reviewing CCTV footage to verify the incident in which a woman riding a Honda SH motorbike with a small child verbally abused and physically assaulted an elderly man after a traffic accident.
Traffic police officers brave the nearly 40°C heat to deal with overloaded vehicles on the Ho Chi Minh Highway.
In the midday heat of nearly 40°C, Hanoi traffic police officers worked tirelessly to inspect and penalize numerous overloaded and illegally modified trucks on the Ho Chi Minh Highway.
Hanoi: 76-year-old man fined for frequently posting attacks on traffic police.
Mr. D.MH (76 years old, residing in Hanoi) has been disciplined by the police after frequently posting and sharing articles attacking traffic police officers on Facebook.
Car overturns after tire blows out on Hanoi street.
As the car approached the entrance to the Trung Hoa underpass, its front tire suddenly burst, causing the driver to lose control and the vehicle to flip over in the middle of the road.
Hanoi traffic police fined truck driver for reckless overtaking, completely engulfing the opposite lane.
After receiving a video on social media showing a tractor-trailer recklessly overtaking and encroaching on the wrong lane, Hanoi traffic police quickly verified the information and dealt with the offending driver.
After being fined for a traffic violation, the man posted insulting comments about the traffic police officer online.
A 63-year-old man in Hanoi admitted to having previously been fined for traffic violations, which led to his inappropriate remarks about the police force on social media.
Traffic police clarify controversy over 'incorrect violation notice' for car making U-turn at pedestrian crossing.
The Traffic Police Department affirms that all vehicles are strictly prohibited from making U-turns on pedestrian walkways, even if there are no pedestrians at the time of the violation.
Proposal to abolish vehicle confiscation and seizure for many traffic violations.
In the draft amendment to Decree 168 on traffic penalties, the Ministry of Public Security proposes removing the confiscation or temporary seizure of vehicles for certain violations, as it is no longer necessary.
Some Hanoi police officers receive an additional allowance of 5 million VND per month.
Hanoi's police forces, including the administrative police for social order, traffic police, and riot police, will receive an additional allowance of 5 million VND per person per month.
An unlicensed driver transported 20 people on a charity trip to Lao Cai.
Driver H. (28 years old, from Bac Ninh province) was fined 19 million VND for driving without a license while still transporting 20 people on a bus for a charity trip to Lao Cai.
Hanoi proposes support for some police forces.
Hanoi has proposed providing support to certain forces within the city's police force responsible for maintaining security and order.
Female driver fined for remaining inside her vehicle when police requested a vehicle inspection.
When police officers from Giang Vo ward (Hanoi) asked her to cooperate with them regarding a parking violation, the female driver barricaded herself inside her car and loudly refused to comply.
Traffic police are working with the female driver who allowed a young child to sit in front of the steering wheel of a moving car.
A video circulating on social media shows a female driver holding a small child in her arms while driving, with the baby even placing its hand on the steering wheel as the car moves, raising safety concerns.
Two consecutive accidents on Ring Road 3: Car crushed, 3 people escaped death.
Two consecutive accidents occurred near each other on the elevated section of Ring Road 3, involving 9 cars. One car was completely crushed, but the 3 occupants miraculously survived.
A dump truck spilled mud and dirt onto the road; the driver and owner were fined over 34 million VND.
Traffic police fined the driver and owner of a dump truck for spilling mud on Lang Ha Street (Hanoi), and also ordered them to remove the illegally extended side panels of the truck bed.
People rushed to lift the bus, rescuing a woman trapped underneath.
After the collision, the woman was trapped under the bus. Authorities, in coordination with local residents, helped lift the bus and extricate the victim.
People flocked to the outskirts of Hanoi early after the holiday, and traffic police temporarily closed roads to redirect traffic.
Many families returned to the city early, even before the holiday was over, causing congestion at the capital's gateways. Traffic police temporarily closed the access road to the elevated section of Ring Road 3 to prevent prolonged traffic jams.
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