Hanoi: Distance Markers on Nhat Tan Bridge 'Are Not Intended for the Purpose of Issuing Fines'
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Distance markers and painted lines are solutions for providing information, guidance, warnings, and raising awareness to promote safe distances when traveling on the Nhat Tan Bridge. Implementing a system of issuing fines for traffic violations on the Nhat Tan Bridge. The Nhat Tan Bridge will adjust speed limits for each lane and add warnings about safe distances. Hanoi is piloting traffic management on the Nhat Tan Bridge.
The Hanoi Department of Construction stated that the addition of distance markers and painted lines on the Nhat Tan Bridge is intended to guide and warn drivers visually about distances, and not to establish additional traffic signs for the purpose of issuing fines.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The distance markers recently installed on Nhat Tan Bridge are not intended to add a system of prohibition or mandatory signs for the purpose of penalizing traffic participants, according to the Hanoi Department of Construction.
Prior to the pilot implementation of the new traffic plan, the Nhat Tan Bridge recorded prolonged traffic congestion during off-peak hours, as drivers proactively adhered to the distance markings on the bridge.
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