Regularly strict

At the beginning of this year, new regulations on road safety and order were implemented. At first, many people complained, but very quickly everyone complied. The reason that affected the behavior of the majority was the very heavy fines.

- But less than 6 months later, it is not hard to see people still climbing the sidewalk. The already damaged sidewalk is now even more damaged by vehicles climbing it. Why are people not scared of heavy fines?

- It’s understandable, because that illegal act is not punished because “you didn’t see it”. “You” are a traffic police officer. According to regulations, driving a motorbike on the sidewalk can be fined up to 6 million VND. However, if “you” just stand somewhere else, people will still ride on the sidewalk. This violation is more serious the further away from the central area.

- It's not just the sidewalks that are suffering, there are many other violations that are also terrible. Overloaded vehicles are rampant, reckless driving on the highway or drug-using drivers causing accidents still happen. Obviously, compliance with traffic laws in our country is still poor. There are many legal and sub-legal documents but law enforcement is still poor.

- Every time the authorities launch a massive campaign during peak periods, violations subside and then quickly increase again. Enforcing the law like that is called being strict and then… resting! Obeying the law only becomes a habit when you are always strict and consistent.

CROSSED TU

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/nghiem-deu-dan-post799760.html