List of traffic violations detected in Hanoi over the past 24 hours.
The Traffic Police Department has announced a list of 67 traffic violations recorded by AI cameras between 7:30 AM on April 6th and 7:30 AM on April 7th, 2026. All data will be used as the basis for issuing fines.
According to information from the Traffic Police Department (Ministry of Public Security), the AI-powered camera system deployed on key roads and intersections has recorded nearly 30,000 vehicles passing through the monitored area. From the collected data, the system has analyzed and detected 67 typical cases of violations.
What types of traffic violations can be penalized remotely via AI cameras?
The most common violations recorded included: running red lights, not wearing a helmet, driving against the flow of traffic, driving in the wrong lane, not wearing a seatbelt, and using a phone while driving. These are all high-risk offenses that can lead to traffic accidents.
At busy intersections in Hanoi's inner city, AI cameras have recorded numerous instances of motorcyclists not wearing helmets, driving in the wrong lane, running red lights, or driving against the flow of traffic. These are not new violations, but they continue to occur frequently on the streets.
How do AI cameras work?
The application of AI technology in traffic monitoring enables authorities to track, identify, and extract violations in real time. All images from the system are transmitted directly to the command center in high resolution, allowing for clear identification of license plates and images of vehicle drivers.
According to authorities, data from the camera system will be an important basis for handling violations, including issuing fines based on recorded evidence.
List of 67 traffic violations subject to fines issued remotely.
Below is a detailed list of 67 violations recorded by AI cameras from April 6-7, 2026:
