Vietnam Traffic Police: No Penalties for Traffic Violations Caused by Signal Malfunctions
The Traffic Police Department of Vietnam has announced that motorists will not be penalized for traffic violations caused by malfunctioning or abnormally changing traffic lights, addressing recent public concerns over signal instability.
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