Vietnamese car owner fined $18,100 after AI cameras logs 96 violations
A car owner (2nd, R) is questioned at the Phu Tho Province police station. Photo courtesy of Phu Tho Province Police
A car owner in northern Vietnam has been fined VND474.6 million (US$18,100) after AI traffic cameras logged 96 violations by his vehicle in just over five months, 21 of them speeding offenses in July alone.
Phu Tho Province traffic police said on Aug. 13 they had penalized the 47-year-old owner, a resident of Xuan Lung Commune, after cameras along Nguyen Tat Thanh Street repeatedly caught his Hanoi-registered car. The street runs through the Viet Tri, Thanh Mieu and Van Phu wards.
The violations were logged on VNeTraffic, the national traffic database run by the Ministry of Public Security, with records running from Feb. 22 to July 30.
Most were speeding, at margins ranging from 5 kph over the limit to 35 kph over.
Officers identified three more violations when the man reported for questioning. His compulsory civil liability insurance had lapsed, and his car carried no valid technical safety and environmental inspection certificate.
He had also never registered the vehicle or obtained new plates after taking ownership.
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