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Nghe An: More than 4,300 students were punished for traffic violations

Dang Cuong • November 14, 2025 12:37

After nearly 1 month of deployment, along with focusing on propagating the law and raising awareness of compliance, the authorities simultaneously patrolled and handled violations, thereby recording 4,310 cases.

1.ảnh pv — Plan 3948/KH-PC08 dated October 24, 2025 on implementing the topic of student age group violating traffic safety regulations was deployed based on the direction of Department C08 on strengthening the implementation of Directive 31/CT-TTg of the Prime Minister on ensuring traffic order and safety (TTATGT) for students in the new situation; Plan No. 887/KH-CAT-PC08 dated October 24, 2025 of Nghe An Provincial Police. Phase 1 of the peak plan was deployed from October 24 to November 14, 2025. Photo: Nguyen Dao

2.ảnh pv — Accordingly, traffic police officers coordinated with commune-level police to conduct basic investigations, grasp the traffic violations of students, as a basis for patrolling and propaganda work. (In the photo: On the morning of November 4, Team No. 8 - Road Traffic Police Team No. 5, under the Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Province, coordinated with Xuan Lam Commune Police and Nguyen Sy Sach High School to conduct surveys and check the use of means of transport to school by students). Photo: PV

53.ảnh pv — Basic investigation and situation monitoring work has close coordination from schools. Photo: PV

09.ảnh pv — At the same time, propaganda sessions on laws, safe driving skills and handling traffic situations are held at schools, helping students recognize risks and ways to prevent accidents. Organize students, parents and schools to sign a commitment to comply with traffic safety regulations. (In photo: Road Traffic Police Team No. 5, Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Province Police in coordination with the Board of Directors of Mai Hac De High School organized a propaganda conference and organized the signing of a commitment to comply with the law on traffic safety and order in 2025 on the morning of November 4). Photo: PV

3.ảnh pv (2) — Along with that, the traffic police force simultaneously deployed to check and handle violations around school areas and high-risk routes. Photo: N.D

4.ảnh pv — As a result, from October 24 to November 14, 2025, 4,310 cases of students violating traffic safety regulations were detected and recorded, more than 1.4 billion VND was fined, 131 motorbikes and 764 other vehicles were temporarily detained. Photo: D.C

87.ảnh pv — Violations handled include: alcohol concentration (8), speeding (58), carrying too many people (2), handing over the vehicle to an unqualified person (17), not being old enough to drive (155), not obeying traffic signals (6), not obeying the inspector's orders (1), not wearing a helmet (565), not having a driving license (4) and 3,711 other violations. Photo: N.D

0.ảnh pv — For the error of delivering the vehicle to an unqualified person, the authorities will coordinate with the person delivering the vehicle to handle the matter. Photo: N.D

7.ảnh pv — Along with the above measures, in this plan, the authorities also listen to students' opinions about the traffic situation around the school, thereby adjusting the propaganda content and measures to handle violations. Photo: N.D

65.ảnh pv — Lieutenant Colonel Hoang Manh Hung - Deputy Head of the Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Province emphasized: The ultimate goal is to reduce traffic accidents among school-age children, ensure safety on the way to school, and at the same time aim to build a safe, civilized, and sustainable school traffic culture. In the coming time, the Traffic Police Department will continue to synchronously deploy solutions from education, propaganda to patrol and control, in order to maintain long-term effectiveness. (In photo: Traffic police check information on VNeID). Photo: N.D

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