Past the fine payment deadline, can I get my driver's license back?

Recently, I was carrying goods by motorbike, while in circulation, I was stopped by the Traffic Police due to violations of transporting bulky goods, lack of vehicle registration and entering a forbidden road.

After that, I was administratively fined and kept my vehicle with my driver's license for 30 days, more than 6 months past its expiration date, but I have not yet paid the fine to get my vehicle and driver's license back.

Currently, if I pay the fine, can I receive the vehicle and driver's license? If not, what procedures do I have to do to get the vehicle and driver's license?

Answer:

Regulations on overdue payment of fines

Regarding questions from readers, the Ministry of Public Security responded as follows:

Clause 1, Article 73 of the 2012 Law on Handling of Administrative Violations stipulates: "Individuals and organizations sanctioned for administrative violations must comply with the sanctioning decision within 10 days from the date of receiving the sanctioning decision. administrative violations; in case the decision on sanctioning of administrative violations has an execution time limit of more than 10 days, such time limit shall be followed.

Clause 1, Article 78 of the 2012 Law on Handling of Administrative Violations stipulates: "Within 10 days from the date of receiving the sanctioning decision, the sanctioned individual or organization must pay the fine at the State Treasury. or pay into the account of the State Treasury stated in the sanctioning decision, unless the fines specified in Clauses 2 and 3 of this Article have already been paid.

If the above time limit is exceeded, the sanctioning decision will be enforced, and for each day of late payment, the violating individual or organization must pay an additional 0.05% of the total unpaid fine.

Clause 4, Article 126 of the 2012 Law on Handling of Administrative Violations stipulates:

For material evidences and means of administrative violations beyond the time limit for custody, if violators do not come to receive them without plausible reasons or the violator cannot be identified, the person issuing the seizure decision must notify the notice on the mass media and publicly post it at the headquarters of the agency of the person competent to temporarily hold custody; within 30 days from the date of announcement, publicly post it, if the violator does not come to receive it. competent persons must issue decisions to confiscate material evidences and means of administrative violations for handling according to the provisions of Article 82 of this Law.

We suggest Mr. Nguyen Quang Hung go to the Agency of the person competent to sanction administrative violations for instructions on implementation.