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Nghe An: Over 4,300 students penalized for traffic violations.

Dang Cuong • November 14, 2025 12:37

After nearly a month of deployment, along with focusing on disseminating legal information and raising awareness of compliance, the authorities simultaneously patrolled and handled violations, resulting in the issuance of 4,310 violation reports.

1.ảnh pv — Plan 3948/KH-PC08 dated October 24, 2025, on the implementation of the thematic program on traffic safety violations by students, is implemented based on the direction of the C08 Department on strengthening the implementation of Prime Minister's Directive 31/CT-TTg on ensuring traffic safety for students in the new situation; and Plan No. 887/KH-CAT-PC08 dated October 24, 2025, of the Nghe An Provincial Police. Phase 1 of the intensive plan will be implemented from October 24 to November 14, 2025. Photo: Nguyen Dao

2.ảnh pv — Accordingly, traffic police officers, in coordination with commune-level police, conducted basic investigations to gather information on traffic violations by students, providing a basis for patrol and awareness campaigns. (In the photo: On the morning of November 4th, Team 8 - Road Traffic Police Team No. 5, under the Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Provincial Police, in coordination with Xuan Lam Commune Police and Nguyen Sy Sach High School, conducted a survey and inspection of students' use of transportation to school). Photo: PV

53.ảnh pv — Basic investigation and situation gathering work involved close coordination with schools. Photo: PV

09.ảnh pv — Simultaneously, awareness campaigns on traffic laws, safe driving skills, and handling traffic situations were organized at schools, helping students recognize risks and prevent accidents. Students, parents, and the school also signed commitments to comply with traffic safety regulations. (In the photo: Team 5 of the Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Provincial Police, in coordination with the Board of Directors of Mai Hac De High School, organized a conference to disseminate information and sign commitments to comply with traffic safety laws in 2025 on the morning of November 4th). Photo: PV

3.ảnh pv (2) — Simultaneously, traffic police forces launched a coordinated operation to inspect and handle violations around school areas and high-risk routes. Photo: N.D.

4.ảnh pv — As a result, from October 24th to November 14th, 2025, 4,310 cases of students violating traffic safety regulations were detected and recorded, resulting in fines totaling over 1.4 billion VND, and the temporary seizure of 131 motorcycles and 764 other vehicles. Photo: D.C.

87.ảnh pv — The violations handled included: alcohol concentration (8), speeding (58), carrying too many people (2), handing over the vehicle to an unqualified person (17), driving underage (155), failing to obey traffic signals (6), failing to obey the instructions of the inspector (1), not wearing a helmet (565), not having a driver's license (4) and 3,711 other violations. Photo: N.D

0.ảnh pv — Regarding the offense of handing over a vehicle to an unqualified person, the authorities will coordinate with the person who handed over the vehicle to handle the matter. Photo: N.D.

7.ảnh pv — In addition to the above measures, this plan also includes listening to students' feedback on the traffic situation around the school, thereby adjusting the content of the awareness campaign and the methods for handling violations. Photo: N.D.

65.ảnh pv — Lieutenant Colonel Hoang Manh Hung – Deputy Head of the Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Provincial Police emphasized: The main objective of this campaign is to both reduce traffic accidents among students and ensure safety on their way to school, while also aiming to build a safe, civilized, and sustainable traffic culture in schools. In the coming time, the Traffic Police Department will continue to implement comprehensive solutions from education and propaganda to patrol and control, in order to maintain long-term effectiveness. (In the photo: Traffic police checking information on VNeID). Photo: N.D

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