Burst
Written by: Ling Yide
2020-08-12 14:38
Last update date: 2020-08-12 14:38The Special Task Force of the Enforcement and Control Section of the New Territories North Department of Transportation launched an operation code-named "AIRCHAIN" (AIRCHAIN) on August 11th and 12th to stop and investigate suspected use of substandard tires and accessories in Man Kam To. vehicle. During the operation, the police intercepted 8 light goods vehicles, some of which had too wide tires and were equipped with video monitors capable of broadcasting TV programs or pre-recorded videos. The vehicles are now being detained by the police for inspection.
The police stated that they will continue to pay attention to the use of substandard tires and accessories and strengthen law enforcement. They reiterate that if people use substandard tires to drive, they may cause tires to fly off and cause serious traffic accidents, affecting themselves and endangering other road users. Safety. According to the Wheel Structure and Maintenance Regulations of the Road Traffic Ordinance, Chapter 374A of the Laws of Hong Kong, vehicle owners and drivers have the responsibility to ensure that vehicles are equipped with suitable tires at all times before they can drive on the road. Violation of the law is subject to a maximum of 6 imprisonment Month, and a fine of 10,000 yuan.
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