National Highway 13
Ho Chi Minh City today: Commune People's Committee speaks out about reflecting expired meat into schools
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Suspicion of expired meat entering schools: Have been inspected but no errors detected; Bien Hoa - Vung Tau expressway section passing through Ho Chi Minh City is about to be completed...
National Highway 13 expansion in Ho Chi Minh City is being accelerated on the days leading up to Tet
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Ho Chi Minh City - The National Highway 13 expansion project, the section passing through old Binh Duong, is being accelerated in the days leading up to the 2026 Lunar New Year.
Traffic is reorganized to construct a tunnel through National Highway 13
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Ho Chi Minh City - Traffic on National Highway 13 and Pham Ngoc Thach street, Thu Dau Mot ward section, is being reorganized to construct the Phuoc Kien five-way underpass.
Two overpasses across 3 roads in Ho Chi Minh City have taken shape
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Ho Chi Minh City - On January 7, the overpass across National Highway 13 and Nguyen Thi Minh Khai street has completed beam installation, and the overpass has entered the completion phase.
Image of the overpass span across National Highway 13 in Ho Chi Minh City
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HCMC - The overpass section of the Ring Road 3 HCMC project has crossed National Highway 13, the section bordering Thuan Giao and Thu Dau Mot wards.
Ho Chi Minh City expands 4 gateways 2-3 times to eliminate traffic jams
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Ho Chi Minh City - National Highway 13, National Highway 22, National Highway 1 and Nguyen Huu Tho road will be expanded 2-3 times, started in 2026 and completed in 2028.
Some sections of National Highway 13 in the North of Ho Chi Minh City have been expanded to 8 lanes
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HCMC - Many sections on National Highway 13 in the North of HCMC through Binh Duong area have previously been expanded to 8 lanes.
HCMC today: Preparing to start many large projects at the eastern gateway of HCMC
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New solutions to reduce congestion at the Eastern gateway of Ho Chi Minh City; Southern region is forecast to have less rain, some places below 19 degrees Celsius in December...
HCMC opens Binh Trieu 1 bridge to traffic on November 23, Northeast gateway is about to reduce traffic congestion
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HCMC - Binh Trieu 1 Bridge will open to traffic on November 23 after nearly three months of ban on cars to increase clearance, hoping to help reduce traffic congestion at the Northeast gateway of HCMC.
HCMC on October 30: Transferring the case of " mistakenly building" nearly 50 houses on other people's land to the police
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HCMC - Transferring the case of " mistakenly building" nearly 50 houses on other people's land to the HCMC Police; Seizing more than 1,000 products of all kinds without invoices and documents...
HCMC invests in 5 more overpasses and underpasses to help National Highway 13 escape traffic jams
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Ho Chi Minh City is completing legal procedures to invest in at least 5 more overpasses and underpasses on National Highway 13 - the section previously through Binh Duong province.
In less than 5 minutes, more than 20 violations occurred in the wrong direction on National Highway 13, Ho Chi Minh City
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HCMC - Reverse travel is common on National Highway 13 (formerly Thu Duc City), posing a potential risk to traffic safety.
HCMC Chairman directs to widen Northeast gateway 2-3 times to end traffic jams
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HCMC - The Chairman of the HCMC People's Committee agreed to start the expansion of National Highway 13 by the end of 2026, to relieve the long-standing traffic jam at the city gateway.
Traffic congestion on National Highway 13 in the East of Ho Chi Minh City is about to end
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HCMC - People in the East of HCMC are excited by the news that National Highway 13 will soon have a 4-lane and 10-lane elevated road, hoping that the traffic jam will soon end.
The most congested road at the Northeast gateway of Ho Chi Minh City is about to widen to 60m, building a 4-lane elevated road
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HCMC - The project to expand National Highway 13 to 60m and build a 4-lane elevated road will start construction at the end of 2026, expected to relieve congestion at the Northeast gateway of the city.
