Those eligible for exemption from road usage fees.

Five groups of people are required to pay for road usage services.

According to the draft, vehicles using road services that are subject to payment of road usage fees are divided into 5 groups as follows:

- Group 1 includes the following types of vehicles: Vehicles with fewer than 12 seats, trucks with a load capacity of less than 2 tons; and public passenger transport buses.

- Group 2 includes the following types of vehicles: Vehicles with 12 to 30 seats; trucks with a load capacity of 2 tons to less than 4 tons;

- Group 3 includes the following types of vehicles: Vehicles with 31 seats or more; trucks with a load capacity from 4 tons to less than 10 tons;

- Group 4 includes the following types of vehicles: Trucks with a load capacity from 10 tons to under 18 tons; 20-foot container trucks;

- Group 5 includes the following types of vehicles: Trucks with a load capacity of 18 tons or more; vehicles carrying 40-foot containers.

The draft clearly states that vehicle owners subject to the aforementioned road usage fee must pay the road usage fee, except in cases where the fee is waived.

Those exempt from road usage fees.

The draft clearly states that the following are exempt from road usage fees:

1. Ambulance.

2. Fire truck.

3. Agricultural and forestry machinery includes: plows, harrows, cultivators, lawn mowers, and threshing machines.

4. Specialized vehicles serving national defense include vehicles with license plates: Red background, white embossed letters and numbers, equipped with specialized equipment for national defense (including: tanker trucks, crane trucks, vehicles transporting armed forces on marches, understood as passenger cars with 12 or more seats, covered transport vehicles with seats installed in the cargo area, control vehicles, military inspection vehicles, specialized vehicles for transporting prisoners, rescue vehicles, satellite communication vehicles, and other specialized vehicles serving national defense).

5. Specialized vehicles for security purposes include vehicles belonging to the Ministry of Public Security, provincial and city police, and district and county police:

- Traffic police patrol cars have the following characteristics: A rotating light is mounted on the roof of the car, and the words "TRAFFIC POLICE" are printed on both sides of the car.

- The 113 police car has the words "POLICE 113" printed on both sides of the vehicle;

- The riot police car has the words "RIOT POLICE" printed on both sides of the vehicle;

- Vehicles of military, police, and prosecutorial forces on urgent duty use one of the priority signals as prescribed by law;

- The vehicle is a covered truck with seats inside the cargo area, used to transport police officers on duty;

- Specialized vehicles for transporting prisoners, and rescue vehicles, must be fitted with identification badges in accordance with the law on specialized vehicles.

6. Vehicles specifically used for funeral services, including:

- Vehicles with specialized structures for funeral services (including: hearses, refrigerated trucks for storing and transporting corpses);

- Vehicles involved in funeral services (including: passenger vehicles accompanying the hearse, trucks carrying flowers, vehicles for carrying portraits) are vehicles used solely for funeral activities and have vehicle registration certificates in the name of the funeral service provider. The funeral service provider must submit a written commitment to the electronic payment service provider stating that these vehicles will only be used for funeral activities (specifying the number of vehicles and license plates for each type).

7. The convoy was escorted by traffic police vehicles.

8. Vehicles of the police and defense forces use the prescribed nationwide road toll tickets.

9. Vehicles used for transporting medicines, machinery, equipment, supplies, and goods to disaster-stricken areas or areas affected by epidemics, as stipulated by law regarding emergency situations during major disasters or dangerous epidemics.

10. Two-wheeled motorbikes, three-wheeled motorbikes, two-wheeled motorized vehicles, three-wheeled motorized vehicles.