Ways to report traffic light failures

While participating in traffic, many people expressed concern that the driver may be fined for the act of "Failure to comply with traffic light signals" in the event of faulty light signals or light cycles, or giving way to priority vehicles on duty as prescribed, complying with traffic police commands and control, or in other urgent situations.

According to regulations, not obeying traffic light signals is a violation of the law.

Traffic Police Department officers explained that according to current law, drivers will not be subject to administrative penalties if they do not comply with traffic lights in the following cases: according to Article 11 of the Law on Handling of Administrative Violations, violations in urgent situations will not be subject to penalties. This includes not complying with traffic lights to give way to priority vehicles or ambulances performing urgent tasks.

In case of faulty or non-functioning traffic lights, the driver will not be penalized. In case of traffic police orders, the driver must obey, even if the traffic lights are not suitable. However, in these situations, the authorities will coordinate to verify and ensure the reasonableness of the act of not complying with traffic lights, in order to avoid injustice and protect the legitimate rights of traffic participants.

When encountering a faulty traffic light signal, you can report it via the hotline number (Illustration photo)

When participating in traffic on the road and encountering a faulty traffic light signal, drivers can report directly via the hotline number (02763.822.000) or the Fanpage of the Tay Ninh Traffic Police Department, or the hotline number, website, email of the Economic , Infrastructure and Urban Departments at the district level where the incident occurred to report the traffic light problem. Reporting quickly and accurately helps the authorities to promptly fix the problem, ensuring the safety of traffic participants.

Phuong Thao

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