Traffic police in Quy Nhon City have been patrolling and penalizing numerous trucks on provincial road DT638 for inadequate covering, resulting in soil and rocks spilling onto the road.
Dozens of trucks receive traffic tickets every day.
In mid-January, following the traffic control team of the Quy Nhon City Police Department (Binh Dinh province) on provincial road DT638, reporters observed numerous trucks carrying construction materials being inspected and fined.
A series of trucks carrying loose materials on provincial road DT638 through Quy Nhon city were inspected.
On the morning of January 13th, a patrol team led by Lieutenant Colonel Ho Thi Thanh Hai, Deputy Head of the Traffic Police and Public Order Team of Quy Nhon City Police, was present on Provincial Road 638 in Tran Quang Dieu Ward, Quy Nhon City. At approximately 10:40 AM, the patrol team stopped vehicle 77C-162.85 driven by Ha Quoc Ph (residing in Phuoc Son commune, Tuy Phuoc district, Binh Dinh province).
At the time of inspection, the vehicle was kicking up clouds of dust on the road. Authorities issued a citation for the offense of "transporting soil and rocks with covers but allowing them to spill onto the road".
About half an hour later, at 11:15 AM, on the same road, the traffic control team issued a fine to the truck 77H-046.95 driven by Vo Giap T (residing in Vinh Hiep commune, Vinh Thanh district, Binh Dinh province) for the same offense.
On January 13th, dozens of vehicles carrying construction materials that spilled onto the DT638 road were issued citations.
According to Lieutenant Colonel Ho Thi Thanh Hai, drivers who violate this regulation will be fined 3 million VND. On January 13th, on provincial road DT638, more than 10 vehicles carrying loose materials were fined. Most were for the offense of "carrying covered soil and rocks but allowing them to spill onto the road."
On the morning of January 14th, the Quy Nhon City Police's patrol team continued to be present in the area to inspect and handle vehicles violating regulations. In just about half an hour, from 7:30 AM to 8:00 AM, two trucks with license plates 77C-131.85 and 77E-010.40 were consecutively fined for the offense of "carrying covered soil and rocks but allowing them to spill onto the road."
According to the Traffic Police Team of Quy Nhon City Police, in just two days (January 13-14), the unit issued fines to 16 trucks transporting construction materials for violations. Most were for the offense of "carrying covered soil and rocks but allowing them to spill onto the road." The total fine amounted to nearly 50 million VND.
A commitment not to violate is required.
The DT638 road project has a total investment of 1,600 billion VND. This is an important transportation route, playing a crucial role in connecting the Long Van urban area with Quy Nhon City and the Phu Tai, Long My, and Becamex VSIP Binh Dinh industrial zones, aiming to expand urban space and develop industry and services in the southwest of Binh Dinh province.
Recently, several large projects have been implemented along this route, promoting local socio -economic development. As a result, the volume of vehicles, especially those carrying construction materials for these projects, has increased.
Along with issuing fines, traffic police officers require drivers to sign a commitment not to violate the regulations again.
The Quy Nhon City Police Department announced that they will increase patrols along the route to promptly detect and handle violations, thereby ensuring traffic safety for people and other vehicles traveling on the route.
According to the leader of the Traffic Police and Public Order Team of Quy Nhon City Police, violating trucks will be issued citations and warnings by the traffic police. To curb violations by trucks carrying soil and construction materials, the Quy Nhon City Traffic Police Team has required vehicle owners and drivers to sign a commitment to strictly comply with traffic safety regulations.
Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/loat-xe-tai-tung-bui-roi-vai-dat-da-tren-tuyen-duong-nghin-ty-qua-binh-dinh-bi-xu-phat-19225011422584311.htm
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