The list includes 282 cases of violations by car and motorbike drivers discovered by the Police from October 1 to October 11

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On October 30, the Thanh Hoa Provincial Police Electronic Portal posted notices of violations of traffic order and safety, detected through the surveillance camera system.

The list includes 282 cases, discovered by the Police from October 1 to October 11, specifically as follows:

The notice clearly states that, within 10 days from the date of violation, the Traffic Police Department will send a notice to the owner of the violating vehicle, organizations and individuals involved in the administrative violation to know and coordinate to resolve the issue according to regulations.

Within 20 days from the date of notification, violation information will be posted on the website of the Traffic Police Department. To look up violating vehicles, people can visit the Department's official website or search via the VneTraffic application.

Within 30 days (from the date of violation), the Police force requires vehicle owners, organizations and individuals involved in administrative violations to go to the one-stop department of Thanh Hoa Provincial Police (No. 01 Do Huy Cu, Hac Thanh Ward, Thanh Hoa Province) or the local Police headquarters (place of residence) to resolve the case.

Past the above time limit, if the vehicle owner, organization or individual involved in the administrative violation does not come to resolve it or the Traffic Police Department and Thanh Hoa Provincial Police have not received notification of the results of resolving and handling the case, they will send a warning notice of the violating vehicle to the registration agency.

What are the penalties for driving a car through a red light or driving a motorbike without a helmet according to Decree 168?

According to the list published by the Police this time, two common violations are car drivers running red lights and motorcyclists not wearing helmets when participating in traffic.

Pursuant to the provisions of Decree 168/2024/ND-CP effective from January 1, 2025, car drivers who do not comply with traffic signal signals will be fined from 18 million VND to 20 million VND and have 4 points deducted from their driving license. In case of causing a traffic accident, the fine will be 20 million to 22 million VND and 10 points will be deducted from the driver's license.

Also according to Decree 168, drivers of motorbikes, mopeds, motorbike-like vehicles and moped-like vehicles who commit one of the following violations will be fined from VND 400,000 to VND 600,000:

h) Not wearing a "helmet for motorcyclists or motorbike riders" or wearing a "helmet for motorcyclists or motorbike riders" without the straps being properly fastened when driving a vehicle in traffic on the road;

i) Transporting people in the vehicle without wearing a "helmet for motorcyclists or motorbike riders" or wearing a "helmet for motorcyclists and motorbike riders" without the straps being properly fastened, except in the case of transporting sick people to the emergency room, children under 6 years old, or escorting people who have violated the law.

How ​​to look up fine information right at home

To look up fines right at home, people can look up through the website of the Traffic Police Department - Ministry of Public Security or through the VNeTraffic application.

To look up through the Traffic Police Department's website, people should follow these steps:

Step 1: Visit website: https://canhsat Giaothong.bocongan.gov.vn/tra-cuu-phat-nguoi

Step 2: Fill in the vehicle type and license plate number

Step 3: Click Confirm for the system to return results

To look up fines via the VNeTraffic application, users follow these steps:

Step 1: Log in to the application with your account, password or through a level 2 identification account

Step 2: On the main screen, select Look up fines

Step 3: Enter vehicle type and license plate

Step 3: Click Check for the system to return results