Hanoi residents gradually switch to green vehicles with new support policies

Hoàng Khôi - An Phương |

Hanoi - Hanoi residents are starting to switch to green vehicles after a new support policy, contributing to reducing emissions and protecting the urban environment.

Hoàng Khôi - An Phương
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Officially piloting low emission zones in Ring Road 1 from 1. 7

HOÀI ANH |

Hanoi - On the afternoon of June 15, the City People's Council approved the Project on low emission zones in Ring Road 1.

Hanoi has not considered and approved the Low Emission Zone Project in Ring Road 1

HOÀI ANH |

Hanoi - The Low Emission Zone Project in Ring Road 1 has not been considered for approval at the 2nd session of the 17th Hanoi City People's Council.

Piloting low-emission zones: Avoid causing more traffic congestion

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When piloting low-emission zones, experts believe that locations for waiting for passengers, arranging goods... need to be carefully calculated to avoid traffic bottlenecks.