Underpass
Dong Nai City builds 310 billion VND underpass connecting 2 riverside roads
|
Dong Nai - The project to build an underpass through Hoa An bridge connecting the Dong Nai riverside road and Nguyen Van Tri road strives to start construction in the first quarter of 2027.
Another overpass branch at the largest intersection in Ho Chi Minh City is about to reach the finish line
|
Ho Chi Minh City is working hard to complete the N4 overpass branch belonging to An Phu intersection in order to promptly open to traffic by the end of June.
Ho Chi Minh City will build a 6-lane elevated road, build 7 intersections to relieve traffic jams in the South
|
Ho Chi Minh City plans to build an elevated road nearly 18km long, 6 lanes wide along Nguyen Van Linh street, combined with building 7 intersections to reduce traffic jams for the southern gateway.
Minor car tire explodes, overturns in front of Trung Hoa underpass
|
Hanoi - A car suddenly had a flat tire, lost control and overturned at the entrance to Trung Hoa underpass, causing no casualties, but the vehicle was heavily damaged.
Unified plan to build nearly 461 billion VND underpass at Ma Vong intersection in Nha Trang
|
Khanh Hoa - The locality basically agreed to choose the option of building an underpass at the Ma Vong roundabout intersection to reduce congestion.
778 billion VND underpass project in Hanoi entangled in "super-thin houses", unable to complete site clearance
|
Hanoi - Ring Road 2.5 underpass project has some works that have not been cleared, the Traffic Management Board requests investors and authorities to handle them thoroughly.
Ho Chi Minh City connects Hoang Sa and Truong Sa roads to Nguyen Huu Canh to reduce congestion
|
Ho Chi Minh City - Hoang Sa and Truong Sa roads along Nhieu Loc - Thi Nghe canal are expected to be connected from Nguyen Thi Minh Khai street to Nguyen Huu Canh street.
Hanoi adjusts traffic at Co Linh - Dam Quang Trung intersection
|
Hanoi adjusts traffic organization at Co Linh - Dam Quang Trung intersection to serve the construction of the underpass, many directions of movement are re-routed.
Construction of 1,050 billion VND underpass, rescuing traffic jams at the northern intersection of Ho Chi Minh City
|
Ho Chi Minh City - Phuoc Kien underpass across National Highway 13 is being urgently constructed, the project is expected to contribute to reducing congestion at the gateway to Ho Chi Minh City.
Construction of the first underpass through National Highway 13 in Northern Ho Chi Minh City
|
Ho Chi Minh City - March 17, contractors are urgently constructing the Phuoc Kien five-way underpass tunnel across National Highway 13 (section through Thu Dau Mot city, former Binh Duong province).
Completement milestone of the entire underpass project under the railway in Hanoi
|
Hanoi - The Ring Road 2.5 - Giai Phong underpass project, with a total investment of nearly 780 billion VND, will be fully completed in March 2026.
An Phu tunnel just opened to traffic and is already flooded, don't let it happen again
|
Just two weeks after the opening day, the HC1-02 underpass of the An Phu intersection project experienced an incident of flooding nearly half a meter even though it was not raining.
An Phu tunnel flooded nearly half a meter deep even though it is not raining
|
Ho Chi Minh City - Subway tunnel HC1-02 of the An Phu intersection project suddenly flooded nearly half a meter on the morning of February 16, even though it was not raining.
Hanoi technically opens underpass tunnel, Ring Road 2.5 nearly 2 million billion VND
|
Hanoi - The 2.5 Ring Road - National Highway 1A intersection underpass project and 1.6km of 2.5 Ring Road section Dam Hong - National Highway 1A technically opened to traffic this morning (February 10).
More than 340 billion VND underpass opened to traffic to rescue traffic jams at the Eastern gateway
|
Ho Chi Minh City - This morning, the HC1-02 underpass with an investment of more than 340 billion VND belonging to An Phu intersection officially opened to traffic, helping to clear the eastern gateway of Ho Chi Minh City.
