Man's Deposits Seized 4 Times Over 3 Years of Unpaid Traffic Fines and Taxes
A 31-year-old man in Tainan City, surnamed Hsu, had his bank deposits seized four times over the past year by the Tainan Branch of the Administrative Enforcement Agency to settle over 207 unpaid traffic fines and taxes totaling nearly NT$100,000. The enforcement action resulted in full payment.
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(Central News Agency, reporter Zhang Rongxiang, Tainan 11th) A 31-year-old man surnamed Hsu in Tainan City had over 207 unpaid traffic fines and taxes totaling nearly NT$100,000 over three years, leading to compulsory enforcement by the Tainan Branch of the Administrative Enforcement Agency. His bank deposits were seized four times in the past year, resulting in full payment.
The Tainan Branch stated today that between 2023 and 2024, Mr. Hsu committed numerous traffic violations, including speeding, failing to pay parking fees, failing to pay highway electronic toll collection fees, failing to merge into the inner lane before turning left on multi-lane roads, disregarding road markings, and failing to attend mandatory road safety classes without a valid reason. These violations resulted in 202 unpaid fines totaling NT$84,000.
Additionally, Mr. Hsu owed NT$14,448 for five other items, including the 2025 vehicle license tax, 2025 road maintenance and safety management fees, fines under the Highway Act, and parking fees. In total, 207 cases amounting to NT$98,448 were referred for enforcement.
The Tainan Branch began processing the case in July 2024. They discovered Mr. Hsu had bank deposits and initially seized only NT$684. In February 2025, they seized NT$75,835, followed by NT$6,685 in April. In May, they seized his deposits again, finally collecting the full amount owed. (Editor: Long Bo'an) 1150611
The Tainan Branch stated today that between 2023 and 2024, Mr. Hsu committed numerous traffic violations, including speeding, failing to pay parking fees, failing to pay highway electronic toll collection fees, failing to merge into the inner lane before turning left on multi-lane roads, disregarding road markings, and failing to attend mandatory road safety classes without a valid reason. These violations resulted in 202 unpaid fines totaling NT$84,000.
Additionally, Mr. Hsu owed NT$14,448 for five other items, including the 2025 vehicle license tax, 2025 road maintenance and safety management fees, fines under the Highway Act, and parking fees. In total, 207 cases amounting to NT$98,448 were referred for enforcement.
The Tainan Branch began processing the case in July 2024. They discovered Mr. Hsu had bank deposits and initially seized only NT$684. In February 2025, they seized NT$75,835, followed by NT$6,685 in April. In May, they seized his deposits again, finally collecting the full amount owed. (Editor: Long Bo'an) 1150611
FAQ
What was the total amount of debt in this case?
207 items totaling NT$98,448.
How long did the enforcement process take?
Approximately 11 months, from July 2024 to May 2025.
How many times were the deposits seized?
Four times.