On May 22, the People's Committee of Binh Dinh province announced that it has a plan to strengthen the work of ensuring order and safety of road traffic in the new situation in the province.
Accordingly, the People's Committee of Binh Dinh province directed the authorities to focus on detecting and strictly handling violations that are the main causes of serious traffic accidents, such as driving at a speed exceeding the permitted speed, violating alcohol and drug concentrations, "extending" the sides and trunks of vehicles, transporting oversized and overloaded goods, etc.
A truck carrying soil runs on Highway 1, at the intersection with Highway 19C.
Each agency, unit, and locality in the province must have a specific plan to control alcohol concentration for each route and each area, focusing on cities, towns, industrial parks with a large number of workers, tourist areas, etc.
Based on the practical situation, annually organize a general inspection of all types of vehicles in the management area, strictly handle violations and resolutely require the suspension of operation of vehicles that have expired their usage period or registration.
A bulky cargo vehicle runs on Highway 19.
In addition, the process of handling traffic law violations must absolutely respect the law, "no forbidden zones, no exceptions", all violations of traffic safety order must be strictly handled according to the provisions of the law.
According to statistics from the Traffic Police Department of Binh Dinh province, in the first 5 months of 2023 (from December 15, 2022 to May 9, 2023), the authorities organized 8,749 road traffic patrols, with more than 38,000 soldiers. The authorities stopped 33,763 vehicles for inspection, and more than 23,700 vehicles were fined. The total fine was more than 37 billion VND.
Of these, there were only 207 cases of overloading. Specifically, in about 5 months, the traffic police discovered 193 cases of trucks and 14 cases of container trucks violating the law due to overloading. Thus, on average, in Binh Dinh province, the authorities discovered less than 2 cases of overloading violations per day.
According to the leader of the Traffic Police Department of Binh Dinh province, handling overloaded vehicles is difficult when weighing vehicles. For manual weighing, it is necessary to find a flat location for accurate weighing. In addition, when contracting with weighing stations in the area, it takes a lot of time to lead a vehicle to the scale.
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