Public transport
From a 0-dong ticket to the problem of keeping bus passengers in Ho Chi Minh City
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The free bus ticket policy has created a boost for public transport in Ho Chi Minh City. However, according to experts, service quality is the key factor.
Metro gradually changes the traffic culture of Hanoi people
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The presence of urban railway lines (metro) not only changes the appearance of infrastructure, but also gradually shapes the travel habits and traffic culture of the people of the Capital.
Hanoi has exempted buses for 130,000 passengers in Ring Road 1
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Hanoi recorded about 130,000 passengers being exempted from bus fares within Ring Road 1 thanks to the multi-modal electronic ticketing system.
Hanoi operates electronic tickets to connect public transport
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Hanoi officially operates an interconnected electronic ticket system on the entire public transport network, allowing payment by card, QR code and e-wallet.
Ho Chi Minh City promotes green transportation from students' travel habits
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Ho Chi Minh City is promoting green travel habits through programs to encourage the use of public transport.
Public transport opens the way for restructuring Ho Chi Minh City megacity
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The urban development model with a public transport orientation (TOD) is being considered the "golden key" for Ho Chi Minh City to restructure urban space, effectively exploit land funds and form new growth poles in the future.
Ho Chi Minh City proposes piloting small buses to gather passengers in residential areas
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Ho Chi Minh City proposes to deploy a demand-driven transport (DRT) model using small buses, operating flexibly to pick up and drop off people in residential areas.
Da Nang residents propose solutions to reduce congestion on streets
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Da Nang - Traffic congestion during peak hours in Da Nang is affecting people's daily travel.
Spending 7,000 billion VND to exempt buses is an investment for the future of urban areas
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The plan to exempt buses for people is being finalized to be submitted to the Ho Chi Minh City People's Council for consideration and approval at the session scheduled to take place at the end of April.
New bus network eliminates distance between urban and remote areas of Da Nang
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Da Nang - Da Nang's new bus network will connect mountainous areas and suburban communes.
Da Nang forms a network of new bus routes to serve people and tourists
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Da Nang approves the list of public passenger transport route networks by bus, including inter-provincial routes, local connections, tourist routes and inter-provincial routes.
Living green and saving when gasoline prices increase
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Gasoline and oil prices increase, many people choose buses and trains instead of using personal vehicles.
Change personal vehicle usage habits
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For large cities, where personal vehicles have long become a familiar choice, the story of rising fuel prices puts financial pressure, but also opens up great opportunities to change the way public transport is organized.
Gasoline prices increase, public transport takes the throne
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In the context of continuously increasing gasoline and oil prices, many people have changed their travel habits, switching from motorbikes to using metro and buses to save costs.
Low-emission areas in Hanoi promote clean transportation
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Faced with increasing air pollution pressure, Hanoi City is preparing to deploy low emission zones in the central area, with a series of strong measures such as banning heavy trucks, limiting cars and motorbikes that do not meet emission standards, prioritizing green vehicles and clean energy.
