Mr. Bui Quang Dung – Deputy Head of the Traffic Monitoring Operations Team, pointed to the surveillance camera in the area of 2 pilot weighing stations to fix the vehicle weight – Photo: Chau Tuan
First two days of imposing online fine, tuoi tray online Was present at the Urban Traffic Management Center and Inspectorate of Ho Chi Minh City Transportation Department to record the process of data collection, verification, processing…
Only one operator is needed
At 2:00 pm on 10 November, Ho Chi Minh City Urban Traffic Management Center staff were checking the weighing results of vehicle load testing stations to deal with administrative violations. As per observations, the operations are performed in a quite scientific manner, thereby saving time and human effort.
Dozens of staff are monitoring the cameras and closely monitoring the information transmitted from different locations, only one “special” staff member needs to directly monitor and check the images and information data from the weighing stations. Dispatched to centers throughout Ho Chi Minh City.
Mr. Bui Quang Dung – Deputy Head of the Traffic Monitoring Operations Team – said that according to the assigned task, an on-duty employee (operator changing according to shift) will access the load control system. Searches vehicles and issues weight slips for vehicles that exceed the allowable load and violation level as per rules (clearly displayed in red text – seen by reporter).
Vehicles with guaranteed load capacity displaying green text should be ignored.
After conducting the search, it will check the weight slip information at least twice on both the operator center’s monitoring software and the Vietnam Registration System to get complete images, license plates and results of the violating vehicles. Weight… Make sure the information is not misleading.
Next, print and sign the tonnage check scale sheet, stamp it in the left corner and save it in a folder according to the rules. The weight slip information is entered into a document requesting receipt, verification and clearance of vehicle load violations, printed and submitted to center leadership.
An employee in charge of directly monitoring and examining images and information data from weighing centers in Ho Chi Minh City – Photo: Thu Dung
Target of 100% technology application
exchange with tuoi tray onlineMr Don Van Tan, director of the Urban Traffic Management and Operations Centre, said the units have tested the process before officially implementing it. With modern machinery and technology at the centre, the process operates smoothly.
Each evening at 4:00 p.m., the center will transfer the information sheet to the inspector of the Ho Chi Minh City Transportation Department to verify and issue fines…
Mr Tan believes that correct and adequate fines for overloaded vehicles are very effective. There is no need for the presence of forces at weighing centers for manual processing, which takes time, effort and is dangerous.
“Drivers and car owners…cannot avoid or obey as before. Especially in the long term, Ho Chi Minh City aims to manage traffic and violating vehicles with 100% technology” – Mr Tan said.
According to Mr. Pham Ngoc Dung, Chief Inspector of the Ho Chi Minh City Transportation Department, it has recently become extremely difficult to mobilize personnel to ensure safety and order, investigate and handle overload violations. Therefore, the department has proposed to the City People’s Committee and the Ministry of Transportation that the city be allowed to impose pilot fines for overloaded vehicles.
The monitoring process runs round the clock without manning the station, and strict penalties are imposed in case of violations. From there, resistance increases, violations decrease, and driver and vehicle owner awareness also increases.
Change registration in case of non-compliance fine
The pilot of using automated scales for cold fines was implemented at Vehicle Load Inspection Station No. 3 in the Ong Loan Bridge area (direction from Binh Chanh District to District 7) and Load Inspection Station No. 6 and 7 at the collection station. An Suong – One lakh fee (Binh Tan district).
Transport Department inspectors receive results and sanction administrative violations. If the resolution deadline has passed and the infringer has not complied, the entities will send a notice to the registry agency.
When there are feedback and recommendations during the approval process, the inspector and the Ho Chi Minh City Urban Traffic Management Center receive and address them.
Ho Chi Minh City starts fining overloaded vehicles
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