Ho Chi Minh City is about to expand 3 arterial roads in the South to 8-10 lanes

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Ho Chi Minh City plans to spend more than 41,000 billion VND to expand 3 roads Le Van Luong, Nguyen Binh and Nguyen Van Tao to 8-10 lanes.

These are 3 of the 98 key traffic and technical infrastructure projects and projects implemented by Ho Chi Minh City in the period 2026 - 2030.

On September 9, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction said that all 3 projects are preparing a pre-feasibility study report, expected to be submitted for approval of investment policy in 2026.

Expanding Le Van Luong street to 8 lanes

The project to upgrade and expand Le Van Luong street has a length of about 8.6km, a scale of 8 lanes, and a cross-section of 40m.

The total investment of the project is over 11,000 billion VND, using capital from the Ho Chi Minh City budget.

Đường Lê Văn Lương chụp tháng 6.2026.  Ảnh: Anh Tú
Le Van Luong street taken in June 2026. Photo: Anh Tu

Le Van Luong Street is one of the key traffic routes, connecting the South of Ho Chi Minh City with Tay Ninh (formerly Long An province).

Currently, the road is only about 6m wide, including 2 lanes for traffic in the opposite direction, so congestion often occurs when the number of vehicles increases.

The expansion of Le Van Luong street is expected to improve traffic capacity, reduce traffic pressure and strengthen connectivity between the Southern area of Ho Chi Minh City and neighboring areas.

Nguyen Binh street expanded to 8 lanes

The project to expand Nguyen Binh street, the section from Huynh Tan Phat street to Cay Kho bridge, is about 8.8km long.

The road is invested with a scale of 8 lanes, a cross-section of 40m. The total investment is about 9,598 billion VND, from the Ho Chi Minh City budget.

Nguyen Binh is one of the important connecting roads of the South with neighboring areas. When synchronously expanded, the road will increase traffic capacity, improve connectivity and contribute to reducing traffic pressure on existing roads.

Nguyen Van Tao expands 60m, 8 - 10 lanes

The project to upgrade and expand Nguyen Van Tao street is about 10km long, with a scale of 8 - 10 lanes, and a cross-section of up to 60m.

The total investment of the project is about 20,748 billion VND, using Ho Chi Minh City budget capital.

Khu vực nút giao đường Nguyễn Văn Tạo với cao tốc Bến Lức - Long Thành hồi tháng 6.2026.  Ảnh: Anh Tú
Nguyen Van Tao intersection area with Ben Luc - Long Thanh expressway in June 2026. Photo: Anh Tu

The expansion of Nguyen Van Tao street is expected to improve the connectivity of the Southern area of Ho Chi Minh City with urban areas, industrial parks and Ben Luc - Long Thanh expressway.

In which, Ho Chi Minh City plans to build an intersection connecting Nguyen Van Tao street with the Ben Luc - Long Thanh expressway. This item belongs to the project to upgrade and expand the North - South axis road (Nguyen Huu Tho), contributing to completing the Southern region's traffic network and increasing connectivity with the expressway system.

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