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Thursday, May 14, 2020 8:28 PM (GMT + 7)
The police have fined more than VND 550 million for the trucking fleet for transporting goods beyond the permitted height; Some drivers do not have a driver’s license, some cars are not registered.
The Nhon Trach District Police (Dong Nai) has just issued decisions to sanction administrative violations of almost VND 550 million to drivers and owners of 27 coal trucks from European Trading Co., Ltd. and Ngoc Minh Co., Ltd. Brother .
Consequently, violations of the administrative sanction include: cargo vehicles that exceed the permitted height; Some drivers do not have a driver’s license; Some vehicles are not registered.
In addition, all the violated media and assets continue to be extended for temporary custody until the end of May 16 for verification and handling.
The convoy was stopped for inspection. Photo: VH.
Earlier, on the night of April 14, provincial police and Nhon Trach District Police forces simultaneously conducted the inspection and custody of 27 coal tractors on Provincial Highway 25B, the section that passes the district with such violations. such as: passing a red light, transporting goods that exceed height. Up to 7 drivers do not have a driver’s license
Upon conducting a rapid on-site inspection, the police force also detected a case of drivers with positive drugs. Working with the police, drivers, assisting vehicles were unable to produce invoices and documents proving the origin and origin of the products, but only the vehicle’s weight receipts were delivered to the receiving location.
With the violations of the convoy mentioned above, the Dong Nai Police Department is conducting an investigation, clarifying and strictly managing whether or not the “protection” ignores the ben truck security convoys. Trafficking of responsible persons.
Source: https: //plo.vn/an-ninh-trat-tu/phat-hon-550-trieu-dong-doan-xe-khung-vi-pham-o-dong-nai-912467.h …
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