Dong Nai Police said that from October 11 to October 20, 2025, the Traffic Police Department, Dong Nai Provincial Police recorded 33 cases of vehicles violating the Law on Road Traffic Order and Safety being fined.
Of which, the police recorded 32 cases of vehicles violating the red light violation as follows:
19R-013.36; 48C-113.07; 50E-122.27; 50H-755.28; 51G-963.21; 51H-744.73; 51K-336.10; 51R-401.72; 60C-463.92; 60C-567.10; 60E-022.37; 60H-163.74; 60H-209.19; 60K-629.43; 60K-752.96; 61B-002.55; 61C-566.10; 61K-182.63; 61K-289.53; 61K-315.99; 61K-409.06; 62A-459.84; 67A-250.59; 71A-052.50; 93A-068.67; 93A-087.48; 93A-330.15; 93A-370.04; 93C-017.25; 93C-154.98; 93H-053.13; 93H-071.52.
Previously, the Traffic Police Department, Hung Yen Provincial Police, said that from October 13 to October 19, the police recorded 2 cases of red light violations as follows: 18A-377.33; 89L-193.
People should note that the Law on Road Traffic Safety and Order, Decree 168/2024/ND-CP stipulating administrative sanctions for violations of road traffic safety and order; deduction of points, restoration of driving license points take effect from January 1, 2025.
Accordingly, some violations of road traffic safety order have increased fines compared to before, such as drivers running red lights being fined 18-20 million VND (old level was 4-6 million VND).
In order to effectively implement the newly issued laws, the traffic police forces of localities are actively implementing many synchronous measures, with the motto of focusing on both propaganda and strict handling.
The main goal of sharply increasing the fine according to Decree 168/2024/ND-CP is to raise awareness of compliance with traffic laws, thereby contributing to reducing accidents, congestion...
The police requested violators to go to the police headquarters where the fine was detected or to the police station where they resided to resolve the violation according to regulations.
The police recommend that people continue to raise awareness of voluntarily complying with traffic laws, for their own safety and that of others.
