The Prime Minister requests the police and functional forces to organize patrols, control, prosecute, and severely judge disorderly acts of road and rail traffic safety that cause serious accidents…
The Prime Minister requests strict handling of traffic accidents causing serious consequences (Illustration)
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has just signed Directive No. 11/CT-TTg dated April 21, 2025, on strengthening the implementation of the Law on Road Traffic Order and Safety.
The directive clearly states that after three months of implementing the Law on Road Traffic Order and Safety in 2024 (which took effect from January 1, 2025), positive results have been achieved: traffic accidents and congestion have been curbed, and people’s awareness of traffic safety has been raised. However, in the early stages of implementation, there are still some objects of resistance…
With the highest goal and requirement of ensuring the safety and health of the people and gradually forming a civilized and modern traffic culture, the Prime Minister requested an even more drastic implementation; not be swayed by the opposing public opinions of a section of politically opportunistic and resistant elements.
Accordingly, the Prime Minister assigned the Ministry of Public Security to coordinate with other ministries and sectors to research and review the legal corridor related to the work of ensuring traffic safety to advise on amendments and supplements to remove difficulties and obstacles in the process of implementation.
The Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Public Security to direct the Traffic Police force to organize patrols, control, command, and strictly handle disorderly acts of traffic safety that are the main causes of serious traffic accidents, especially in cases of law violations with oversized vehicles, overloaded vehicles, tracked vehicles, and vehicles transporting super-sized and super-heavy loads…
Investigate and strictly handle law violations related to traffic and transportation activities such as: Production, buying and selling, and use of fake papers of vehicles and drivers; violations in construction, repair, maintenance, and maintenance of traffic infrastructure; negative acts and violations of the law in state management and law enforcement on traffic safety.
Especially, the Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Public Security to coordinate with the ministries and sectors to connect and share data on traffic safety to ensure synchronization and uniformity, and digitize data. Apply science and technology and promote administrative reform in the fields of granting, re-granting, and revoking driver’s licenses, vehicle registration, and auction of license plate numbers.
Research and apply artificial intelligence in managing data of journey supervision equipment, data of image recording devices of drivers of business transport vehicles, and data of super-heavy load control works to promptly detect, warn, and handle violations in real-time…
The Prime Minister assigned the Ministry of Construction to focus on reviewing, overcoming, and organizing road signaling systems, supplementing guide signs, and dividing lane lines and lanes…; repair and overcome the traffic light signal system.
The Ministry of Construction is also requested to strengthen control over passenger and cargo transportation activities at departure points and stations and tightly manage and resolutely revoke business licenses and vehicle badges for enterprises and individuals who violate traffic laws…
People’s Committees of provinces and cities are requested to direct functional units to strengthen inspection and control and strictly handle acts of violation of traffic safety and order; review and complete traffic infrastructure within their competence…
In addition, the Prime Minister requested the Supreme People’s Court and the Supreme People’s Procuracy to strengthen coordination with the Ministry of Public Security in investigating, prosecuting, and judging traffic accidents, especially serious and very serious traffic accidents.
Duy Tien (ANTĐ)
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