Traffic Police Plan to Send Traffic Violation Notices Online; Violators Will only Need to Scan the QR Code to Pay the Fine.
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After receiving a violation notification from the VNeTraffic app, the vehicle owner can confirm and pay the fine; if they disagree, the traffic police will receive the information and verify it.
According to the planned procedure, citizens can receive notifications, confirm violations, and pay fines via VNeTraffic without having to go directly to the Traffic Police headquarters. Strictly penalize students who violate traffic laws, clarify the responsibility of those who provide vehicles. Propose centralizing vehicle tracking data at the Traffic Police Department. Heavy penalties for drivers who fail to comply with traffic police orders.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - After receiving a violation notification from the VNeTraffic application, the vehicle owner has two options: if they agree with the violation, they will confirm and pay the fine; if they disagree, the traffic police will receive the information and verify it.
From traffic violation notifications to fine payments, the entire process is expected to be conducted through the VNeTraffic application provided by the Ministry of Public Security. This will eliminate the need for violators to visit traffic police offices, saving time and costs.
The Traffic Police Department stated that the entire process of receiving information and paying fines will be carried out online and via the VNeTraffic application. This process helps violators avoid having to go to the police station.
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