Standardizing vehicle information helps transparency in management

Implementing the plan to review, update, and supplement vehicle registration and management data of the Ministry of Public Security, in recent days, the police force in the province has taken drastic measures to soon complete the database on road motor vehicles to ensure the goal of "correct, sufficient, alive, clean" to contribute to improving the effectiveness of state management of vehicles.

Coc Leu Ward Police collect vehicle information and update it to the system.

Coc Leu Ward (Lao Cai City) is a densely populated area with more than 6,000 permanent households. In recent days, ward police officers have coordinated with residential groups and residential areas to actively review information on means of transport. To ensure accurate and strict work, assigned officers have gone to the management area to participate in collecting information.

Lieutenant Colonel Hoang Minh Tuan, Chief of Coc Leu Ward Police, said that immediately after recording information about the vehicles, ward police officers also updated and identified the vehicles on the national data system.

With more than 100,000 motorbikes in Lao Cai city, information will need to be updated. The Traffic Police - Order Team, City Police has mobilized maximum human resources to join the communes and wards to collect information and update the system. The most difficult thing for the team is that the force is still small, so it must be evenly distributed for regular tasks, however, the officers always uphold the spirit of readiness to complete the assigned tasks.

City traffic police check vehicle information before entering it into the system.

Captain Nguyen Thi Thu Hien, an officer of the Traffic Police - Order Team, Lao Cai City Police, said that the force has divided into shifts and teams to carry out the task in order to meet the schedule set by the Ministry of Public Security.

To implement the review, update, and supplement of vehicle registration and management data, Lao Cai Provincial Police has issued Plan 2218/KH-CAT-PC08 to deploy to communes, wards, towns, districts, towns, and cities. The goal is to build a database on road motor vehicles to ensure "correctness, completeness, liveness, and cleanliness", contributing to improving the effectiveness of state management of road motor vehicles.

City traffic police on duty.

The Provincial Police Department requires that in the process of supplementing and updating vehicle and vehicle owner data, it must be accurate, objective, complete and on schedule, complying with the provisions of the law and the Ministry of Public Security; assigning specific responsibilities to each unit and individual. It is strictly forbidden to take advantage of supplementing and updating data to legalize stolen vehicles, smuggled vehicles, vehicles without original records and choosing license plates against regulations or handing over accounts to officers for other purposes. Accounts for updating data must only be assigned to officers assigned to supplement data (collectively referred to as data update officers) for strict management...

Reviewed information will be updated to the system immediately to ensure progress.

Lieutenant Colonel Vu Thi Hai Yen, Deputy Head of the Traffic Police Department (Provincial Police) said that the force has set a goal of completing the statistics and review before May 30, 2024 to fully update the system. Updating and cleaning data will have a lot of significance in the management and electronic identification work...

According to statistics from the Traffic Police Department (Provincial Police), as of May 19, the whole province has updated, verified, and cleared vehicle information of 101,204 households.

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