Things people need to keep in mind when filming and taking photos of traffic police

(NADS) - Regulations on filming and taking photos of traffic police according to Circular 67/2019/TT-BCA

Female traffic police officer on duty measuring alcohol concentration. Illustrative photo

Cases where filming and taking photos of traffic police is allowed

When the traffic police are punishing traffic violations.

When traffic police were working at the scene of a traffic accident.

When traffic police are on duty and people suspect a violation of the law.

To preserve evidence for future complaints or feedback.

Regulations when filming and taking photos of traffic police

Keep a safe distance: Stand far enough away from traffic police so as not to hinder or distract them while performing their duties.

Do not film or take photos in prohibited areas: Do not do so in areas that ensure traffic safety and order, or where there are signs prohibiting or restricting filming or photography.

No provocative or insulting behavior: Be respectful and polite to traffic police, do not use words or actions to make things difficult for them.

Use images and videos only for legitimate purposes: Do not use images and videos to defame, slander or affect the reputation of the Traffic Police.

Understand the rules before taking pictures

Consequences of violating regulations

Warning: If the violation is minor, people may be warned by the traffic police and asked to stop filming and taking photos.

Administrative sanctions: In case of serious violations, people may be subject to administrative sanctions according to the provisions of law.

Some notes

People should refer to legal regulations related to filming and taking photos of traffic police before doing so.

In case of doubt, people can consult directly with traffic police to ensure compliance with regulations.

You should film and take photos clearly and completely to serve as evidence for future complaints or feedback.

Avoid filming or taking photos of sensitive information such as license plates or faces of unrelated people.

Filming and taking photos of traffic police can help protect the rights of citizens and contribute to ensuring traffic safety and order. However, it is necessary to comply with regulations so as not to affect the performance of traffic police duties.

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