Từ 1-4, người dân có thể phản ánh vi phạm giao thông qua VNeID

From April 1st, 2026, citizens can immediately report traffic violations via VNeID, one of the prominent provisions stipulated in Government Decree 61/2026. The decree also allows for the acceptance of data provided by citizens for processing, but must ensure honesty, objectivity, and no infringement of privacy rights.

Decree 61/2026 allows for the acceptance of data provided by citizens for processing, but must ensure honesty, objectivity, and no infringement of privacy rights. Photo: Traffic Police Department

The data provider is responsible for the accuracy of the data.
Article 16 of Decree 61/2026 stipulates that data obtained by individuals and organizations from vehicles and technical equipment provided to agencies, units, and authorized persons for administrative sanctions must be provided through one of the following forms:

Directly at the headquarters of the competent authority or the scene of the incident to provide the data, or at another location decided by the competent authority;

Email, electronic portal, website, National Identification Application (VNeID) and other applications on mobile devices, officially announced hotline numbers;

Postal services;

Connecting and sharing data through digital platforms or integrated data sharing systems as prescribed by law.
Accordingly, individuals and organizations providing data have the right to provide data obtained from technical means and equipment to competent agencies, units, and individuals within the prescribed forces; they are guaranteed confidentiality of their name, address, signature, and other personal information as prescribed by law on personal data protection; and they can request competent agencies, units, and individuals to notify them of the results of verification and processing of the provided data in writing or through electronic applications.

In addition, the Decree also stipulates that individuals and organizations providing data are responsible for providing complete information about their name, address, and contact methods in case the agency or unit receiving and collecting the data as stipulated in Article 18 of this Decree needs to contact them.

Notably, the Decree stipulates that individuals and organizations providing data must be legally responsible for the authenticity and integrity of the data they provide. Simultaneously, coordinate and support competent agencies, units, and individuals in resolving cases when requested.

Verification steps as prescribed
Decree 61/2026 stipulates that the agencies and units receiving and collecting data on administrative violations regarding road and rail traffic order and safety are the Traffic Police, Mobile Police, Public Order Police, Rapid Response Police, Administrative Police for Social Order, People's Police Inspectorate, Commune Police, and People's Committees at all levels (Article 18).

Accordingly, this agency will publicly disclose the address of its headquarters, postal address, email address, VNeID and other applications on mobile devices, other applications on the electronic environment, electronic portal or website, and hotline telephone number of its agency or unit for individuals and organizations to provide information and data.

The unit is responsible for assigning personnel to receive and collect data and ensure the confidentiality of information from individuals and organizations providing data as stipulated in point b, clause 2, Article 16 of this Decree, and other individuals and organizations related to the data obtained from technical means and equipment.

This unit is also responsible for notifying the results of data verification and processing, or the transfer of data to the competent authority for resolution, to the individuals and organizations that provided the data if requested in writing or through electronic applications...

After processing the received and collected data, the unit will conduct data verification and conclude the case. The verification will clarify whether or not an administrative violation occurred; the time and location of the administrative violation; identify the organization or individual committing the administrative violation; the nature of the violation; and determine any aggravating or mitigating circumstances (if any). Determine the nature and extent of damage caused by the administrative violation (if any);

Simultaneously, verify the documents, evidence, and means used in the administrative violation, and clarify other relevant details (if any).

Based on the received and collected data and the verification results, the competent authority must conclude the case and proceed as follows:

If a violation is detected, the competent authority shall draw up an administrative violation report, temporarily seize the evidence and means used in the administrative violation (if any), and issue a decision to penalize the administrative violation within its jurisdiction or transfer the file to the competent authority for punishment in accordance with the law;

If it is determined that there is no administrative violation, or there is insufficient evidence to prove an administrative violation, or the administrative violation falls under the cases stipulated in Article 65 of the Law on Handling Administrative Violations, then no administrative penalty shall be imposed;

If, during or after the verification process, it is determined that the violation shows signs of a crime or that the data provided by individuals or organizations shows signs of falsification or distortion, the competent authority must transfer the case file to...