Green transportation
Gia Lai tightens energy saving, expands green transportation
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Gia Lai promotes energy saving, promotes green transportation transformation in the context of a volatile energy market.
Reduce private cars, increase public transport, promote green transport
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Hanoi needs to restructure transportation: Reduce private cars, develop public transport and green logistics, towards a modern and sustainable system.
Ho Chi Minh City tightens emissions sources with high risk of air pollution, promoting green traffic
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Ho Chi Minh City has just issued a plan to control air pollution for the period 2026-2030, focusing on tightening emissions sources and promoting green transportation.
Developing electric vehicle charging station infrastructure in apartment buildings, towards green transformation
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To meet the trend of green transportation, it is necessary to soon complete technical standards and develop electric vehicle charging station infrastructure in apartment buildings.
Hanoi develops clean energy infrastructure
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Hanoi is expected to pilot low-emission zones from July 1, 2026, tighten control over polluting vehicles; people need to adapt to green traffic and new regulations soon.
Need a clear roadmap in green transportation transformation
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According to experts, green transportation transformation needs a clear roadmap, improving existing vehicles and developing electric vehicles, while building a multi-layered policy system.
Ho Chi Minh City accelerates green transformation roadmap
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From March 1st, Ho Chi Minh City will have 25 more electric bus routes put into operation, marking a new step in the city's roadmap to transition to green transportation.
Motorcycle emission testing: Careful preparation, ready for green movement
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According to new regulations from the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, from June 30, 2026, motorbikes nationwide will officially have to undergo emission testing. Functional agencies and people have prepared carefully, ready for a long-term roadmap towards green movement, emission reduction, and improvement of urban air quality.
Electric motorbike battery exchange cabinets appear on many streets
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V-Green has completed the installation of the first 4,500 electric motorbike (XMĐ) battery exchange stations and set a target of reaching 45,000 cabinets nationwide in the first quarter of 2026. Reality recorded in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City shows that the network of battery exchange cabinets is appearing more and more densely in familiar locations of urban life, opening up great expectations for the transition to green vehicles.
Electric vehicles increase subsidies in many countries
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The shift to green transportation is being promoted by many countries with large-scale financial support packages. From Europe to Asia, electric vehicle subsidies are not only aimed at stimulating consumer demand, but are also increasingly clearly designed in the direction of prioritizing low-income households, first-time buyers and vulnerable groups in the transition process. This trend also suggests many links with policies to encourage electric vehicles being implemented in Vietnam.
Bicycle lane in Ho Chi Minh City becomes a traffic jam avoidance lane for motorbikes during peak hours
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Ho Chi Minh City - Rush hour, bicycle lanes are encroached upon by other vehicles, especially the lane on the sidewalk becomes a "traffic jam avoidance route", posing a potential risk of traffic unsafety.
Urban railway accelerates to create a foundation for green urban transport development
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Hanoi - In 2025, urban railways will grow strongly, serving tens of millions of passengers, reducing congestion, and developing green transportation.
Air pollution and green transportation solutions for the future
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In the Resolution on socio-economic development 2026 voted by the National Assembly, with over 90.5% of delegates in favor, the Government was assigned to develop a project to handle air pollution in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in 2026, and at the same time adjust the roadmap for applying emission standards for motorbikes and cars.
Ho Chi Minh City will have more than 3,600 electric buses by 2030, CNG buses will also be eliminated
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Ho Chi Minh City aims to have about 3,600 electric buses on nearly 300 routes by 2030, completely replacing buses using fossil fuels, including CNG.
Promoting green vehicles with practical steps
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For green vehicles to not only be the choice of some people, but become the main trend, we will have to overcome many challenges.
