Vietnam to 'Thoroughly Evaluate' Highway Following Distance Rules
Vietnam's government has ordered a thorough evaluation of minimum following distance regulations and associated penalties on highways. Responding to driver concerns about practical implementation, authorities will review the appropriateness of fines and their alignment with reality, considering fundamental measures for traffic safety.
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