(Baonghean.vn) -Walking around the major roads in Vinh City, it's not difficult to spot people carrying, pulling, and pushing oversized materials, which is unsightly and poses many potential accident risks to pedestrians.
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| Right in front of Vinh Bus Station, a busy area, a cyclo driver single-handedly manages to handle sharp sheets of corrugated iron coiled together with flimsy rubber bands. |
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| Thanks to a man on a motorbike pushing a rickshaw loaded with all sorts of goods of varying lengths, including aluminum and iron bars, sharp sheets of mica, etc., it sped along Tran Phu Street... |
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| ...and quickly overtook other rickshaws, even though there were many other vehicles on the road. |
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| At the intersection near the QK4 gas station, this man was preparing to cross the road with a cumbersome ladder on his shoulder, seemingly on the verge of losing his balance at any moment. |
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| At steel and iron material warehouses, there are always rickshaws waiting to transport goods when customers call. |
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| They haphazardly loaded iron and steel bars onto the truck, without securing the ends, and drove recklessly onto the road without any means of warning other road users about the oversized cargo. |
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| Not only rickshaws and tricycles, but also carts pulled by motorbikes carrying steel and iron at high speeds cause considerable concern for many road users. |
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| According to Article 8 of Decree 46 on administrative penalties in the field of road and rail transport, drivers of bicycles, motorbikes, and handcarts who load goods exceeding the prescribed limits, thus failing to ensure traffic safety, will be fined from 60,000 VND to 80,000 VND. However, perhaps due to a lack of strict enforcement by authorities or insufficient deterrent penalties, scenes like this are very common in Vinh City. |
Thanh Cuong
