Nghe An Department of Transport guides declaration of identification information for means of transport
(Baonghean.vn) - On August 26, Nghe An Department of Transport issued a document guiding the use of software to declare identification information for freight vehicles to serve the prevention of Covid-19 epidemic.
Accordingly, to register for new activities, organizations and individuals operating in the transportation sector access the addresshttp://vantai.drvn.gov.vnAfter receiving the new QR Code, organizations and individuals must print and stick it on the vehicle.
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| Document guiding the use of software to declare identification information for freight vehicles serving the prevention of Covid-19 epidemic issued by Nghe An Department of Transport on August 26, 2021. Photo: Tien Dong |
When changing or adding information about the itinerary, people on the vehicle orSARS-CoV-2 test paperWhen the information expires, organizations and individuals operating in the transportation sector must update information by logging into their accounts and changing information about people on the vehicle or the itinerary if there are any changes.
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| Vehicle identification card with QR Code issued by Nghe An Department of Transport for vehicles transporting goods serving the prevention and control of Covid-19 pandemic. Photo: Tien Dong |
In addition, from 6:00 p.m. on August 26, the system will issue Identification Certificates for freight vehicles with QR Codes on the addresshttp://luongxanh.drvn.gov.vn will not accept registration and information updates. Vehicles that have been issued a QR Code before 6:00 p.m. on August 26 will continue to be used until it expires.
After the expiration date, organizations and individuals operating in the transportation sector must access the address.http://vantai.drvn.gov.vnto update information and to receive new QR Code.
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| Checking vehicles through the checkpoint to enter Vinh City. Photo: Tien Dong |
According to statistics, by the end of August 25, Nghe An Department of Transport had received 14,342 applications forGreen Channel Priority Certificate, of which, approved and issued Certificates with QR codes for 11,698 vehicles, refused to issue Certificates for 2,408 ineligible vehicles and are awaiting approval for 236 cases.
