Ministry proposes ban on driving more than three hours at night in Vietnam


Ministry of Transport proposes a regulation on driving duration. - baogiaothong.vn

HANOI (Vietnam News/Asia News Network): The Ministry of Transport proposed a ban on driving continuously for more than eight hours a day and more than three hours at night in a bid to raise road safety.

This is one of the contents in the draft Law on Road which is published for public comments and will be submitted to the National Assembly in October, expecting approval in May 2024.

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