At 6am on Friday, the Da Nang police began to deploy a large number of officers on some important routes across Da Nang to carry out checks on motor vehicles in order to detect and handle traffic violations as part of a long-month campaign to improve road safety in the city.

On Friday morning, officers brought many vehicles from some streets into the services for advice and vehicle safety checks to be made. Traffic offence reports were issued during the day including drivers running red lights, two-wheeler riders without helmets and their vehicles not equipped with rearview mirrors, going in the wrong direction, reckless overtaking, weaving between moving vehicles, zigzagging through traffic, and careless driving when under the influence of drink.

These pictures show the police force is enforcing traffic rules in the city.

Traffic police officers patrolling along major streets

On Friday morning, police officers stopped many motorcycle riders for road traffic offences

The majority of traffic violations involved motorbikes not equiped with rearview mirrors, running red lights, and more.

A traffic police officer issuing an administrative fine to a motorbike driver for his vehicle which was not equipped with the two rearview mirrors

Major inner-city streets and the National Highways 1A and 14B are seeing traffic police officers carry out checks on motor vehicles

On Friday morning, two car drivers were found violating traffic rules in Hoa Vang District

A traffic police officer handling a case of traffic violation

 By NGOC PHU - Translated by MAI DUNG