On August 23, information from the Traffic Police Department of Hanoi Police said that in the first 6 months of 2024, the vehicle registration and management force completed new registration procedures for 23,356 vehicles of all types.
Of which, the Traffic Police Department registered 22,710 new cars and 646 motorbikes; police in districts across the city registered 7,119 new cars and 33,676 motorbikes.
From August 1, vehicle owners can register their vehicles and get their license plates stamped on VNeID.
This has raised the total number of vehicles that the police of units and districts in Hanoi are managing to more than 8.1 million vehicles, including over 1.1 million cars, about 7 million motorbikes and 80 cyclos.
Notably, in the process of vehicle registration management over the past 6 months, the Traffic Police handled 2,166 cases of organizations and individuals who did not complete the registration procedures according to regulations when purchasing, being gifted, allocating, transferring or inheriting vehicles.
"The total amount of administrative fines for cases of not completing vehicle ownership transfer procedures is nearly 1.9 billion VND," said a representative of the Traffic Police Department.
In addition, the Traffic Police Department added that from July 15 to now, 10 special task forces (including traffic police and mobile police) have handled a total of 4,323 traffic violations through inspection and control work.
The total amount of fines imposed by the special task forces is estimated at more than 3.3 billion VND; 849 cars and motorbikes were temporarily seized and 245 driving licenses of all types were revoked.
Through analysis, common violations include: Not wearing a helmet when riding a motorbike (4,012 cases); not obeying traffic light signals (29 cases); driving in the wrong direction (192 cases); carrying more people than the prescribed number (44 cases).
Hanoi Traffic Police recommend that to avoid legal troubles and not be punished for not transferring vehicle ownership, according to Circular 24 of the Ministry of Public Security, from August 15, 2023, license plates will be issued with lifetime identification to the vehicle owner.
Therefore, when buying, selling or transferring a vehicle, the vehicle owner must complete the procedures to withdraw and return the license plate to the vehicle registration authority. If the vehicle owner fails to complete the procedures to withdraw the license plate and transfer ownership within 30 days, he/she will be fined 3 million VND (for individuals) and 6 million VND (for organizations).
Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/hon-2100-chu-xe-o-ha-noi-bi-phat-vi-khong-sang-ten-phuong-tien-192240823115737112.htm
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