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Wednesday, 25 May 2011 14:37
The Government plans to raise fine levels for motorists whose vehicles fail to meet safety regulations and whose horns exceed permitted noise levels.
Illustration photo. Source: Internet
Under the new decree, motorists will be fined between VND300,000 and VND500,000 (about US$15 and $25) if their vehicles do not have a fire extinguisher or a hammer or axe to break windows in an emergency.
Fines of VND2 million and VND3 million ($100-$150) will be meted out on drivers whose vehicle horn is too loud.
Under the previous decree, the fine level was set at VND300,000-VND500,000.
The new decree also sets out new fines for drivers of overloaded vehicles and for illegal parking.
Source: VNS
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