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HCMC collecting road, sidewalk usage fees starting 2024
HCMC will allow parts of streets and sidewalks to be used as parking spaces and for businesses for VND20,000-350,000 (US$0.82-14.42) starting 2024.
HCMC should privatize sidewalk management: urban expert
Government agencies cannot manage HCMC's sidewalks round the clock, and private companies should be hired for the task, an urban expert has advised.
HCMC to collect sidewalk rentals from September
Ho Chi Minh City authorities plan to rent out sidewalks in many places from September for parking and organizing cultural and commercial activities.
July 26, 2023 | 09:54 pm PT
Vendors, parking lots still occupy pedestrian-only space
Six years after Ho Chi Minh City sidewalks were barricaded for pedestrian-only space, many barriers have been overrun and there’s little space for people to walk.
February 13, 2023 | 08:01 pm PT
HCMC mulls renting out sidewalk
The Ho Chi Minh City Transport Department plans to let private investors use sidewalks as parking lots, do business and run advertisements after sparing enough space for pedestrians.
February 7, 2023 | 11:43 pm PT