8pm News: Will I be punished for running a red light to give way to a priority vehicle?

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    Owners of the following vehicles contacted the police to pay fines for running red lights

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    Owners of the following vehicles contacted the police to pay fines for running red lights

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    Police in Vinh Phuc and Thai Binh provinces asked many car owners to pay fines for running red lights.

    Running a red light to give way to priority vehicles in Ho Chi Minh City is not a fine

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    HCMC - Ho Chi Minh City police said people will not be fined if they run red lights to give way to ambulances and fire trucks.