Police revoke 9,800 driving licences in two months

Traffic police across the country revoked some 9,800 driving licences from September 21 to November 20, 2018.
Police revoke 9,800 driving licences in two months ảnh 1Traffic policemen check a car driver’s documents (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Traffic police acrossthe country revoked some 9,800 driving licences from September 21 to November20, 2018.

Recent reports from the Traffic Police Departmentunder the Ministry of Public Security revealed that after two monthsimplementing the Prime Minister’s command to ensure road safety, nearly 142,000traffic violation cases were handled with 9,800 driving licences withdrawn and4,500 cars seized.

Among vehicles violating traffic rules, trucksaccounted for 55 percent, while coaches and cars took 17 percent and 28 percent,respectively.

The police found 53 fake licences, four fakevehicle registrations and withdrew the number plates of 110 expired cars.

Provincial traffic police units were asked totighten management over vehicles, especially those that are about to expire,and ensure traffic safety on the threshold of Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year) festival.-VNA
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