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From August 7-8, AI cameras of the Traffic Police Department recorded 94 vehicles running red lights in Hanoi
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AI cameras at intersections in Hanoi City operated by the Traffic Police Department have recorded 94 cases of running red lights within 24 hours.
Used electric vehicles are cheaper, buyers need to pay attention to battery condition
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The selling price and kilometers traveled are not enough to evaluate an old electric vehicle, while the battery condition is an important factor.
Broken power cord, risk of serious engine damage
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A broken camshaft when the car is running can cause internal engine parts to operate at a wrong pace, causing serious damage.
Buying a used car, don't let the beautiful glossy exterior deceive you
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Instead of just observing the exterior, used car buyers should check carefully to limit risks when spending money.
7-seater cars are easier to access when the actual price can fall below 400 million VND
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7-seater car prices are increasingly competitive, in which some MPV models are applying incentives, opening up more opportunities to access cars for young families.
Some violations are fined up to 100 million VND according to Decree 168
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Decree 168 stipulates fines of up to 100 million VND for some traffic violations.
68 cars ran red lights and sped in Thai Binh and were fined
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Thai Binh - 68 car owners with the license plates below need to contact the Traffic Police force soon to pay fines for running red lights and speeding.
The Registration Department "gives tips" when a vehicle is refused registration
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From 2025, many cases of vehicles being refused registration. The Registration Department has proposed solutions in this case.
Record number of recalled vehicles in Korea in 2024
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In 2024, the number of vehicles voluntarily recalled by Korean automakers reached a record high of 5.12 million vehicles.
Fearing heavy fines, people strictly obey stopping at red lights
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According to reporters on the morning of January 2, many people were afraid of being heavily fined, so they strictly followed the regulation of stopping at red lights.
More than 77,000 Tesla vehicles recalled due to safety issues
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In the largest-scale auto safety tightening campaign of the year, China has requested a recall of 165,650 vehicles, including 77,650 domestically produced Tesla vehicles.
Top SUVs with the best resale value in 2024
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Below are the top SUV models with the best resale value in 2024, according to statistics from the Topspeed website.
Fine up to 6 million VND if driving and using phone
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Many new fines for cars violating traffic laws will be applied from January 1, 2025.
Tesla leads among vehicles requiring the most repairs in 2024
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According to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Tesla has the largest number of vehicles requiring repair, while Stellantis Group has the most vehicle recalls.
The highest fine for alcohol concentration for motorcyclists is up to 10 million VND
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According to new regulations from 2025, the maximum fine for alcohol concentration for motorcyclists will be up to 10 million instead of 8 million as before.
Recommendations for cases that will fail registration inspection from 1.1.2025
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The Vietnam Register has just warned that from January 1, 2025, many cases will fail registration inspection.
Using your feet to steer a car and causing an accident can result in a fine of up to 70 million VND
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From 2025, drivers who use their feet to steer the wheel and cause accidents will be fined up to 70 million VND. This is the highest fine for drivers who violate traffic regulations.
1096 car owners contacted Thai Binh and Vinh Phuc traffic police to pay fines
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Traffic police in Thai Binh and Vinh Phuc provinces have announced a list of vehicles that were fined for traffic violations in December.
From 2025, cars will be confiscated if they violate the following errors:
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According to regulations from 2025, authorities will confiscate cars when vehicle owners violate certain rules.
Penalty for not having a motorbike emission inspection certificate
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According to new regulations, vehicle owners who do not have a motorbike emission inspection certificate will be fined.
