Road widening
Perspective of the 4- 6-lane elevated road connecting the center of Ho Chi Minh City with the South
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Ho Chi Minh City - The elevated road of Binh Tien bridge and road is more than 3 km long, 4 - 6 lanes wide, helping to form a smooth traffic axis between the South and the center.
Expanding and renovating the Hai Dang road leading to the peak of Nho mountain in Vung Tau
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Ho Chi Minh City - The expansion and renovation of the beginning of the Hai Dang road leading to the peak of Nho mountain in Vung Tau will ensure traffic safety and limit congestion on weekends.
Nguyen Tuan street basically completed expansion
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Hanoi - Nguyen Tuan Street, the section from Nguyen Trai intersection to alley 162, 720m long, has basically completed expansion after a long period of construction.
Site clearance, expanding narrow alleys in Cau Giay
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Hanoi - Many households have handed over land, creating conditions to expand the narrow alley, gradually removing traffic bottlenecks that have existed for many years in Cau Giay.
3 roads connecting Long Thanh airport, more than 110km long, are about to start construction
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Dong Nai - According to the plan, 3 roads connecting Long Thanh airport including: DT. 769, DT. 770B and DT. 773 will start construction on July 10.
DT 748 expansion project: Unremoved power grid, construction potentially risks accidents
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Ho Chi Minh City - The project to upgrade and expand DT 748 road in Ho Chi Minh City is being implemented, and the construction process has many potential risk points for accidents.
Ho Chi Minh City's most congested road to be expanded to 10 lanes soon
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Ho Chi Minh City is about to expand Nguyen Tat Thanh street to 10 lanes, hoping to reduce prolonged traffic jams for many years and improve connectivity between the center and the southern city area.
National Highway 13 has its roadbed upgraded by about 3km, the section passing through Binh Duong before
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Ho Chi Minh City - The project to upgrade and expand National Highway 13 section passing through Binh Duong province in the past is being accelerated, the roadbed is being raised to avoid flooding.
Ho Chi Minh City spends 1,858 billion VND to eliminate traffic accident black spots on Nguyen Duy Trinh street
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Ho Chi Minh City spends more than 1,850 billion VND to expand Nguyen Duy Trinh street, a road that is frequently congested and potentially risks accidents due to the dense density of container trucks.
Saigon Hot News: The appearance of Thu Thiem new urban area is gradually changing
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Saigon Hot News on June 24th: The appearance of Thu Thiem new urban area is gradually changing; Perspective of the 8-lane forest-crossing road in Dong Nai installed with noise and light barriers...
Key project in Hue restarts after months of silence
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After many months of almost no construction movement, the project to upgrade and expand Ba Trieu street, one of the key traffic projects in the center of Hue City, has officially started.
Traffic infrastructure accelerates, the appearance of Thu Thiem new urban area gradually changes
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Ho Chi Minh City - The construction atmosphere is bustling again to connect 4 main roads, completing the backbone infrastructure system for Thu Thiem New Urban Area.
Ho Chi Minh City expands Le Van Viet street to rescue traffic jams and flooding in the East
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Ho Chi Minh City requests to speed up procedures to implement the Le Van Viet road expansion project, hoping to remove the "bottleneck" causing traffic jams and flooding in the East.
Ho Chi Minh City residents begin dismantling houses to hand over land to expand central road
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Ho Chi Minh City - Many households on Tran Binh Trong street are dismantling houses and handing over land for the road expansion project from 5m to 23m, in order to reduce congestion.
Saigon Hot News: People in the center of Ho Chi Minh City dismantle houses to expand roads 5 times
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Saigon Hot News 15.6: People in the center of Ho Chi Minh City dismantle houses to expand roads 5 times; The nearly 10,000 billion VND flood control project in Ho Chi Minh City is again at risk of being delayed...
