10 Common Parking Violations in Hanoi to Avoid Fines

You’re cruising along in your fully loaded Hyundai New Porter 150 truck when your phone rings. A potential client needs to discuss a new shipment urgently. You quickly pull over on the busy Ly Thuong Kiet Street, juggling the call while watching the bustling crowd. But did you know this seemingly harmless act could earn you a traffic ticket?

This article provides essential knowledge about parking violations in Hanoi, helping you drive safely and avoid unnecessary trouble.

Table of Contents

1. What Constitutes a Parking Violation?

According to Vietnamese traffic laws, “stopping” means a vehicle remains stationary for a short period, up to 5 minutes, for passengers to board or disembark, or for loading and unloading goods. “Parking” refers to a vehicle remaining stationary for any duration beyond the purpose of stopping.

A parking violation occurs when a vehicle stops or parks in prohibited areas or violates parking regulations, obstructing traffic or posing safety risks.

2. Common Parking Violations

Here are some typical parking violations to be aware of:

• Stopping or parking on the left side of a one-way street or where “No Stopping” or “No Parking” signs are posted.
• Stopping or parking on sidewalks or pedestrian walkways.
• Blocking entrances to government buildings, hospitals, schools, etc.
• Stopping or parking on bridges, overpasses, or in tunnels.
• Stopping or parking at intersections or on curves with limited visibility.
• Stopping or parking within 5 meters of a railway crossing.
• Obstructing traffic flow or obscuring traffic signs.

3. Parking Fine Schedule

Note: The exact fine may vary depending on the nature and severity of the violation and the location.

4. Tips to Avoid Parking Tickets

• Always pay attention to traffic signs.
• Choose appropriate parking spots that do not obstruct traffic.
• Use hazard lights when stopping or parking in emergencies.
• Be a responsible driver and adhere to traffic laws.

5. Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1: Can I stop for less than 5 minutes to answer a phone call on the side of the road?

Answer: No. Even brief stops to answer phone calls can result in a fine if they obstruct traffic or violate parking regulations.

Question 2: I want to buy a Thaco Towner 990 truck. How can I learn about the parking rules for this type of vehicle?

Answer: You can refer to the Vietnamese Traffic Law, relevant legal documents, or contact XE TẢI HÀ NỘI directly for detailed advice.

6. How to Purchase a Vehicle from XE TẢI HÀ NỘI

To find your ideal truck at an affordable price, contact XE TẢI HÀ NỘI. We offer a wide range of trucks and vans from renowned brands like Hyundai, Isuzu, and Hino.

Visit our showroom at [showroom address], call our hotline at [hotline number], or visit our website at [website address] for consultation and support.

7. Related Products and Services

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• Dump trucks
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Conclusion

Parking violations are common traffic offenses that can disrupt traffic flow and lead to unnecessary fines. We hope this article has provided valuable information about these violations, enabling you to drive safely and avoid tickets. Be a responsible driver and contribute to a safe traffic environment for everyone!

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