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Is it reasonable to punish wrong-way driving less than drunk driving?
A car driver was recently fined VND28 million (US$1,110) for turning around and driving in the opposite direction on an expressway, and not possessing a driver's license. VnExpress readers said the punishment was too light.
Two killed in expressway crash while resolving traffic accident
Two people were resolving a traffic collision between them on an expressway in northern Hai Duong Province when a car hit them from behind, killing them both.
Truck driver fined for blocking ambulance in central Vietnam
A truck driver in Phu Yen Province was fined VND7 million (US$282) Tuesday and had his driving license suspended for three months for not giving way to an ambulance on duty.
March 5, 2024 | 06:52 pm PT
HCMC police campaign targets foreigners breaking traffic laws
Some foreigners were hauled up by the HCMC traffic police under a two-month campaign to crack down on violations of traffic laws by expats.
August 23, 2019 | 04:00 pm PT