Phu Tho Police Releases List of 3,055 Traffic Violations
The Phu Tho Police have announced a list of 3,055 vehicles that violated traffic regulations in July, with

In Vietnam, it has been clarified that drivers whose licenses are temporarily held by traffic police can continue to drive until the resolution date specified in the violation record. This regulation aims to prevent confusion among drivers who may not be fully aware of their rights and responsibilities following a traffic violation.
Recently, a driver in Gia Lai was caught using an expired violation record as a substitute for his confiscated license. This incident highlights a common issue where drivers continue to operate their vehicles without resolving their traffic violations. Traffic police have reported multiple cases where drivers, after having their licenses temporarily confiscated, neglect to address the violation but continue to drive, leading to further penalties.
According to a traffic police officer, while a driver's license is temporarily held, they are allowed to operate their vehicle until the designated resolution date noted in the violation record. However, if the driver fails to resolve the issue by that date, they may be treated as if they are driving without a valid license, which can incur significant fines.
It is crucial for drivers to distinguish between having their license temporarily held and having their license revoked. If a license is revoked due to serious violations, the driver is prohibited from operating any vehicle during the revocation period. Therefore, understanding the specific terms of the violation record is essential for compliance.
Traffic police encourage drivers to be proactive in checking the validity of their documents before participating in traffic. This includes ensuring that their vehicle registration and technical safety certificates are up to date. In cases where vehicles are used for commercial transportation, vehicle owners must also verify that the driver meets all necessary qualifications before handing over the vehicle.
In summary, while drivers can legally operate their vehicles with a temporarily confiscated license until the resolution date, they must ensure they address the violation promptly to avoid further legal complications.