How can a passenger car stuck at the Thai Ha flyover be fined?

Even though there’s a forbidden sign busthe truck was on the bridge and the height restriction sign was 2.2m, but the 35-seat yellow passenger car was still deliberately “crammed” and stuck at the foot. Thai Ha overpass (Dong Da district, Hanoi). The incident caused this overpass to be paralyzed in the direction from Tay Son Street to the So intersection on the afternoon of March 25.

The bus was stuck at the Thai Ha overpass on the afternoon of March 25. (Photo: Page Hanoi)

Worth mentioning, this is not the first time this overpass has encountered this ironic situation. Before that, many large-sized vehicles such as trucks and passenger cars with dimensions exceeding the allowable height also accidentally or intentionally jumped up and got stuck, causing many people to clam up.

The truck once rammed the height restriction bar on the Thai Ha overpass not long ago.

According to current regulations, the act of driving a car beyond the allowable height limit of bridges, overpasses, road tunnels, etc., not only puts the vehicle at risk of damage, but the driver also has to deal with it. face hefty fines.

The Thai Ha overpass has many prohibition signs placed on the height restriction bar, including the sign “limited height 2.2m” and the sign “prohibit trucks, passenger cars”. (Image: Google)

Article 5, Decree 100/2019/ND-CP regulation: “A fine of 1-2 million dong will be imposed for driving a car into a restricted area, a road with a signboard stating that entry is prohibited for the vehicle being driven, …”. At the same time, stripping license from 1-3 months.

In addition, drivers who cause damage to traffic works are also required to take remedial measures according to Article 4 of Decree 100/2019/ND-CP. Specifically, in this case, it is forced to supplement or repair lost or damaged signs and repair damage to road works, etc.

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