Participating in traffic by motor vehicle, car, motorbike or more means having to pay many types of fees, including road and wharf fees. So what are tolls and wharf fees? All will be clarified in the following article.
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What are tolls and wharf fees?
As we know, bridges, roads and ports managed by the State are bridges and roads built and purchased with State budget capital and capital originating from the budget. Therefore, there needs to be enough money to compensate for the costs spent on building and repairing roads and bridges. Therefore, bridge, road and wharf fees are revenues to offset the costs of the State budget for investment, construction, procurement, repair and management of bridges, roads and wharves to ensure the service of transportation activities. transportation, social transportation.
Subjects must pay and be exempted from paying road and wharf fees
Subjects must pay tolls on roads and wharves
+ Domestic organizations and individuals and foreign organizations and individuals use means of transport that are subject to tolls and actually use bridges and roads subject to toll collection.
These subjects are exempt from paying road and wharf fees
+ Specialized ambulance vehicles; In cases where other motor vehicles are transporting people who have had a traffic accident to the emergency room, they also do not have to pay the fee.
+ Funeral vehicles, including hearses and vehicles carrying people following the hearse.
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+ Vehicles carrying passengers of the National Assembly, State, Government and socio-political organizations, with escorted police vehicles.
+ Vehicles of diplomatic missions and international organizations residing in Vietnam enjoy diplomatic privileges and immunities. In this case, the vehicle user must present a diplomatic ID card or official ID card issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
+ Specialized vehicles for war invalids and disabled people, used by war invalids or disabled people.
+ Motor vehicles on unexpected or urgent duty under mobilization orders of competent State agencies, such as: dyke protection vehicles, flood and storm prevention vehicles, and epidemic prevention vehicles.
+ Vehicles of security forces are being used to chase criminals.
+ Vehicles specifically used for security and defense purposes (tanks, armored vehicles, tracked vehicles, fire trucks and other specialized vehicles).
+ Motor vehicles are performing the task of propagandizing and promoting the policies of the Party and State according to mobilization orders of competent authorities.
+ Vehicles used by journalists.