Recently, social networks have been abuzz with clips posted from the account ngoctrinh89, believed to belong to model Ngoc Trinh.

In the clip, the girl is wearing black tight pants, a white T-shirt, and a helmet covering her head while driving a large-displacement motorbike on an internal road in Thu Thiem ward.

Notably, in the clip, there is an image of the girl letting go of both hands and standing on the motorbike. Then, the girl sits on one side, continuing to perform standing on one side with the image of kneeling on the motorbike seat while the vehicle is still moving.

After 10 days of posting, the clip attracted more than 1.5 million views, more than 76,000 likes, and more than 1,000 comments and shares.

In the latest developments, on the morning of October 9, the leader of Thu Duc City Police, Ho Chi Minh City, informed Dan Viet that the unit had coordinated with Thu Thiem Ward Police, Thu Duc City to send an invitation to Ms. Tran Thi Ngoc Trinh (model Ngoc Trinh) to come to the headquarters to work on the above incident.

Currently, the Traffic Police Team - Thu Duc City Police is still coordinating with the Ward Police to verify and clarify.

Meanwhile, model Ngoc Trinh has not yet commented on the incident.

In further discussion with Giao thong Newspaper, Master, lawyer Hoang Thi Huong Giang - Chinh Phap Law Office said that through the information in the clip, it can be seen that the act of letting go of both hands, putting both feet to one side, kneeling on the saddle... when driving a motorbike on the road is a violation of the 2008 Road Traffic Law.

Specifically, Article 30 of the Road Traffic Law clearly stipulates that drivers of two-wheeled motorbikes are not allowed to let go of both hands or ride on one wheel of a two-wheeled vehicle or perform other acts that disrupt order and traffic safety.

For the act of letting go of both hands while driving; Using feet to control the vehicle; Sitting on one side to control the vehicle; Lying on the saddle to control the vehicle; Changing the driver while the vehicle is running; Turning the body backwards to control the vehicle or blindfolding the vehicle will be fined from 6,000,000 to 8,000,000 VND according to the provisions of Point a, Clause 8, Article 6 of Decree 100/2019/ND-CP of the Government on administrative sanctions for violations in the field of road traffic.

In addition, violators may also be subject to an additional penalty of having their driver's license revoked for 2-4 months for the above violations.

In this case, the police will verify who the person in the clip is, verify and clarify the violation to have a basis for handling according to the law.