Vietnam: People operating an electric motorbike or a motorbike under 50cm3 are required a driver's license

16:05, 24/12/2020

On December 12, 2020, the Prime Minister of Vietnam issued the Decision No. 2060/QĐ-TTg on approval of the national strategy on road traffic order and safety for the 2021 – 2030 period with vision towards 2045.

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According to Decision No. 2060/QĐ-TTg, the Prime Minister of Vietnam proposed 09 groups of solutions to ensure road traffic safety for the 2021 – 2030 period with vision towards 2045. In which, the fourth group of solutions related to drivers or vehicle operators are specified as follows:

- Adjusting the classification of motor vehicle driving licenses in conformance to the 1968 Road Traffic Convention and according to vehicle characteristics in Vietnam; training and granting driving licenses to motorbikes riding motorcycles with a cylinder capacity of less than 50cm3 or electric motorbikes with a motor capacity of less than 4kW. (Section IV of the Appendix on implementation roadmap for 2021 – 2025 period issued together with the Decision No. 2060/QĐ-TTg)

- Continuing to apply scientific and technological advances to driver training, testing and licensing activities; harmonizing training, testing and licensing processes, methods and contents to reach the same level as that of developed countries in the world. (Section IV of the Appendix on implementation roadmap for 2021 – 2030 period issued together with the Decision No. 2060/QĐ-TTg)

View more details at the Decision No. 2060/QĐ-TTg of the Prime Minister of Vietnam, effective from December 12, 2020.

Phuong Thanh

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