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As per the latest regulations outlined in Decree 168/2024/ND-CP, individuals taking a driving test risk incurring a hefty fine of up to 10 million VND if they are found to have brought a mobile phone into the testing room.

The brand-new Mercedes-AMG SL43 convertible sports car, with just over 7,000 km on the clock, is now available for sale at a showroom for the price of 6.25 billion VND.

The Ford Vietnam website has an exciting new addition to its lineup with the introduction of the Ranger XLS+. Priced at 733 million VND, this model demands a 26 million VND premium over the single-cab XLS.

Recently, a set of images depicting a luxurious Mercedes-Maybach S450 Pullman with Cambodian number plates surfaced on social media, sparking intrigue as it made an unexpected appearance in Vietnam.

It's surprising how many people are unaware of the rules and regulations that govern our roads. It's important to educate ourselves on these matters to ensure we're being respectful, law-abiding citizens when out on the roads.

"For drivers, understanding the various traffic signs is essential for a smooth and safe journey. Take, for example, the lane signs for automobiles; while some signs depict a car's front view, others display a sideways-facing car. This inconsistency can lead to confusion for drivers unfamiliar with such signage, highlighting the importance of comprehensive knowledge of traffic regulations."

The implementation of Decree 168/2024/ND-CP has brought about a noticeable change in the traffic situation in many localities across the country, including the capital city of Hanoi.

As the old year transitions into the new, our travels and hurried endeavors intensify. The roads become a bustling hub of heightened traffic, bearing the weight of our collective endeavors.

The Decree No. 168/2024/ND-CP on administrative sanctions for violations of road traffic order and safety in the field of road traffic, including point deduction and restoration of driving license points, will officially come into force on January 1, 2025.

Honda Vietnam has recently concluded its nationwide helmet donation program for first-grade students, coupled with road safety education for both children and parents, for the academic year 2024–2025.