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Over 200 students in Nghe An were punished for being underage to drive.

PV • October 5, 2024 16:49

This is one of the traffic safety violations involving school-age children that Nghe An Traffic Police have discovered and handled since October 1st.

1. ảnh pv — Traffic Police Team No. 5, under the Provincial Police Traffic Police Department, launched on the morning of October 1. Photo: PV

Implementing the Peak Plan to strengthen inspection and handling of violations of traffic safety and order for students, from October 1 to October 31, 2024, the Traffic Police force of Nghe An Provincial Police has recorded 707 cases of student violations, fined over 230 million VND, and detained 165 motorbikes and 245 other vehicles.

2(1).jpg — Dien Chau Traffic Police Station under the Provincial Traffic Police Department inspects on National Highway 1A. Photo: PV

Specifically, violations include: alcohol concentration: 2; speed: 22; carrying too many people: 6; handing over the vehicle or allowing an unqualified person to drive: 75; driving under age: 262; not obeying traffic signals: 9; not obeying the inspector's orders: 3; not wearing a helmet: 363; no license: 5; kickstand scraping the road: 1; other violations: 545.

3. ảnh pv — Traffic Police Team No. 5, under the Provincial Traffic Police Department, inspects National Highway 46. Photo: PV

According to Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Nam Hong - Deputy Head of the Traffic Police Department (Provincial Police): The peak period will be deployed from October 1 to October 31, 2024, focusing on inspecting and handling violations of traffic laws.traffic safetyFor middle school and high school students, parents, guardians, people who give vehicles to students who are not qualified to drive, vehicle owners and parents who transport students violate regulations on road, inland waterway and railway transport.

Inspections and handling of violations are carried out thoroughly and maintained regularly and continuously, aiming to create positive changes in awareness and compliance with laws on traffic safety and order, with the goal of minimizing traffic accidents occurring to students.