According to records of the traffic police force, the traffic situation on expressways is basically stable, some routes have increased traffic volume according to each direction of movement but complicated incidents affecting traffic have not been recorded.
Noi Bai - Lao Cai expressway: drizzly weather, slippery road surface; Expressway Traffic Police Team No. 1 arranged 5 mobile patrol teams to ensure the route to promptly handle arising incidents, currently no incidents needing to be resolved have been recorded.
Hanoi - Hai Phong expressway: vehicle density at normal level, stable traffic in both directions.
Van Ninh - Cam Lo route: vehicles move stably, density is not high, traffic is smooth.
Nghi Son - Dien Chau - Bai Vot - Ham Nghi - Vung Ang route: the volume of vehicles moving to the South is very large; functional forces are organizing traffic diversion and regulation, so vehicles are still circulating normally.
Ho Chi Minh City - Trung Luong - My Thuan - Can Tho expressway:
The direction from the Mekong Delta to Ho Chi Minh City is increasing in density, the section from Trung Luong to Tan An intersection is more crowded, vehicles move slowly but safely.
The direction from Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta provinces is quite dense, with good traffic flow.
Ben Luc - Long Thanh route and Can Tho - Ca Mau route: average vehicle density, smooth traffic.
Van Phong - Ho Chi Minh City route: traffic volume is increasing, especially in the direction from Nha Trang to Ho Chi Minh City.
Pháp Vân - Cao Bồ - Mai Sơn - QL45 - Nghi Sơn expressway: stable movement, no congestion.
The Traffic Police Department recommends traffic participants when moving on highways:
Proactively check and ensure that the non-stop electronic toll collection (ETC) account still has enough balance before circulation.
Keep a safe distance, observe from a distance and adjust the speed appropriately to vehicle traffic and weather conditions (especially when it is drizzling and the road surface is slippery).
Drive in the correct lane; turn on the signal early when changing lanes, do not change direction suddenly.
Do not stop or park in the running lane; only stop in the emergency lane when encountering problems and place warnings according to regulations.
Limit sudden braking; pay attention to electronic signs and instructions from traffic police forces.
Check the vehicle before entering the highway (tire, brakes, fuel, traffic light...).
The Traffic Police force also recommends that when encountering problems or needing support on the highway, people contact Hotline: 1900. 8099 for timely guidance.
