What are responsibilities of the Traffic Police Department in managing the traffic surveillance system in Vietnam?

What are responsibilities of the Traffic Police Department in managing the traffic surveillance system in Vietnam? (Internet image)

Circular 17/2014/TT-BCA stipulates that the Department of Road Traffic Police - Railway Police is responsible for managing the traffic surveillance system on expressways. The responsibilities of the Department of Road Traffic Police  - Railway Police in Vietnam include:

- Assisting the General Department of Police in administratively managing public order and social safety by directing, inspecting, and guiding local police to perform the task of managing the traffic surveillance system;

- Implementing the management contents of the traffic surveillance system on expressways; managing the traffic surveillance system application software and the surveillance data center, processing violations forwarded from local centers;

- Aggregating the situation of managing the traffic surveillance system;

- Ensuring the security and safety of data within the traffic surveillance system;

- Inspecting the operation, maintenance, and protection of the traffic surveillance system;

- Deploying forces to perform the task of monitoring and dealing with violations detected through the traffic surveillance system on expressways;

- Inspecting, examining, and handling violations of the law regarding the operation, management, maintenance, and protection of the traffic surveillance system nationwide;

- Performing other tasks as required by management.

Moreover, this Circular also stipulates that the Department of Road Traffic Police - Railway Police and provincial-level police departments prepare budget estimates and settle expenses for operating, managing, maintaining, and protecting the traffic surveillance system with the financial agency of the Ministry of Public Security as per the law in Vietnam.

Details can be found at Circular 17/2014/TT-BCA, which comes into effect in Vietnam from June 18, 2014.

Ty Na

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