Clarifying the case of a concrete mixer dropping fresh concrete on Highway 46
Traffic Police Team No. 5, Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Province Police has invited the driver involved in the incident of a concrete mixer truck dropping fresh concrete on National Highway 46 to come in for questioning.
Previously, people reported and recorded images of a concrete mixer truck with license plate 37H-112.47 moving and dropping concrete onto the road surface on National Highway 46, through the old Nghi An commune. The incident caused outrage because it caused environmental pollution and posed a potential safety risk to road users.
After receiving the report, on the afternoon of October 28, the Traffic Police quickly took action to verify. Through investigation, it was determined that the vehicle with license plate 37H-112.47 was not the vehicle that caused the concrete spill, but was the vehicle that was dispatched to the scene to water, wash and clean up the concrete that had spilled onto the road before.
The driver who caused the accident was identified as D.VT (born in 1992, residing in Nghia Hung commune, Nghe An province), driver of MT Construction Materials Joint Stock Company.
Mr. T. stated that at around 1:30 p.m. on October 28, while driving a concrete mixer truck with license plate 37H-112.81 to Km11+800, National Highway 46, the tank's rotating pin broke, causing the tank to rotate backwards and spill fresh concrete onto the road.
Discovering the incident, Mr. T. immediately stopped the car and asked another car (license plate 37H-112.47) to bring water to water and clean the area where the concrete spilled.
Road Traffic Police Team No. 5, Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Province Police has drawn up a record to fine driver D.VT for dropping goods on the road (fresh concrete) according to regulations.