Vietnam plans to automate 90 percent of traffic violations by 2030

The Vietnamese government approved a project to build a data center network to manage and monitor traffic violations from 2026 to 2030.

This initiative aims to create a national-level data center and 34 provincial centers to share traffic safety data across the country. The project seeks to install surveillance cameras on 100 percent of all operational expressways. By 2030, officials plan to process at least 90 percent of administrative traffic violations using electronic methods.

The system intends to reduce the time spent detecting and coordinating responses to traffic accidents by at least 50 percent. Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc stated that the government views this as a strategic task to reduce the loss of life and health caused by annual traffic accidents. The Ministry of Finance will prioritize budget allocation for the project, while the Ministry of Public Security oversees the technical architecture.

The government requires that the system use artificial intelligence and maintain a readiness level of at least 99.5 percent.