Vietnam traffic police crackdown on multiple violations captured on social media

In Hanoi, a driver of a Ford Territory ignored a stop signal, pushed a traffic police officer and fled the scene on 20 July. Police used AI‑enabled cameras to identify the driver, T.V.N., who was later detained and admitted the offence.

In a separate incident, a passenger‑bus driver was filmed using a mobile phone for about nine seconds while driving on a highway. The driver, N.V.D., was fined 5 million VND and lost four licence points.

Ho Chi Minh City police recorded 209 cyclists and e‑bike riders with alcohol levels above the legal limit in a one‑month period, issuing penalties as part of a broader effort to enforce drink‑driving rules on two‑wheelers.

Also in Ho Chi Minh City, a man riding an electric scooter was identified from a viral video and cited for five violations: no helmet, no rear‑view mirror, no licence plate, no vehicle registration, and no driver’s licence.