40m wide road connecting two districts of Hanoi before opening month
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Hanoi - The Le Quang Dao extended road project connecting Nam Tu Liem district with Ha Dong is nearing completion, expected to open to technical traffic on October 10 after nearly 2 years of construction.
The project is about 2.6 km long, starting at the intersection with Thang Long Avenue, Nam Tu Liem district, and ending at Duong Noi urban area, Ha Dong district.
The project has a total investment of more than 700 billion VND, of which construction costs are more than 408 billion VND.
According to the design, the route will have inter-regional road standards, a cross-section of 40m with 6 lanes, and a design speed of 60 km/h. The section connecting to Thang Long Avenue (about 110m long) will have a cross-section width of 100m.
The representative of the investor - Nam Tu Liem District Construction Investment Project Management Board - said that to implement the Le Quang Dao extended road project, about 11.86 hectares must be reclaimed. Currently, the problem of site clearance has been resolved.
To complete the project on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Capital Liberation Day (October 10), the investor has recently directed the contractor to mobilize maximum machinery, workers, and engineers to work in 3 shifts continuously to ensure the project's progress.
However, before and after storm No. 3 Yagi made landfall in Hanoi, heavy rain made construction difficult.
It is expected that when the project is completed, it will help shorten travel time between Nam Tu Liem and Ha Dong districts, reduce traffic pressure on many routes such as To Huu and Sa Doi, and connect many urban areas in the west of the city such as Duong Noi, Louis City, and FLC Premier.
The starting point of the project intersects with Thang Long Avenue and connects with the existing Le Quang Dao Street. The first 110 meters of the road have a cross-section of up to 100 meters wide. Photo: Huu ChanhThe end point of the route connects with the existing route at Duong Noi (Ha Dong), creating a smooth traffic axis, reducing the load on To Huu and Nguyen Trai - Tran Phu routes. Photo: Huu ChanhAfter nearly 2 years of construction, the route has taken shape, of which the nearly 1 km section intersecting with Thang Long Avenue to Dai Linh Street (Nam Tu Liem, Hanoi) has basically completed the main items. Photo: Huu ChanhThis road section is paved with stone pavement, asphalt pavement, trees, lighting system and fire-fighting water supply system. Photo: Huu ChanhThe impact of storm No. 3 Yagi caused a series of newly planted trees on Le Quang Dao Street to fall. Photo: Huu ChanhMeanwhile, the remaining section from Dai Linh Street to the end of the route is under construction, waiting for connection. Photo: Huu ChanhThe construction site is still messy, the road surface structure is not yet complete. Photo: Huu ChanhWorkers install barriers at the intersection of Highway 70 to serve the project's construction. Photo: Huu ChanhAuthorities said that the impact of Typhoon No. 3 Yagi caused heavy rain, making construction difficult. In recent days, workers have been unable to complete construction items. Photo: Huu ChanhThe entire route with the bridge over the Nhue River has basically completed the main items. Photo: Huu ChanhIn the photo is the machinery assembly area of the Nhue River overpass. Photo: Huu ChanhThe project is expected to be completed on October 10, helping to facilitate the connection between Nam Tu Liem and Ha Dong districts. Photo: Huu Chanh
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Hanoians hope that the National Highway 21 expansion project will soon be approved for investment and construction to resolve traffic congestion and accidents .
Hanoi is focusing on site clearance to implement the 6.7km long connecting road project between the two expressways, with an investment capital of more than VND5,200 billion.
