Tech firms propose bicycle sharing plan for Saigon

Da Nang City in central Vietnam plans to pilot a public bicycle service with hundreds of bikes installed on downtown streets to combat traffic jams.

Hanoi will start a new bus service from Ha Dong District to Noi Bai International Airport this Saturday, the Hanoi Transport Company announced.

The long operational delays and ballooning budget in Hanoi’s metro project have been caused by an inexperienced Chinese contractor.

Public buses in Ho Chi Minh City are getting fewer passengers due to increasing competition from ride-hailing services, according to city officials.

Hanoi has not made a final decision about the streets from which motorbikes will be banned, its leader has said.

Hanoi is considering limiting the registration of new motorbikes in the downtown area from next year to reduce traffic jams.

The Chinese company building the long-delayed Cat Linh-Ha Dong metro line in Hanoi wants it to begin commercial operations in April.

Several motorbike drivers refused to budge as a bus encroached the opposite lane in downtown Hanoi, a video shows.

Hanoi is actively tackling its air pollution problem, banning scooters and motorcycles by 2030, and also investing heavily in public transport.

Vietnam’s capital city has said no to a cable car across the Red River, saying such forms of transportation are not a priority.

The proposed line would be up to 330 feet above ground and run over three miles across the Red River.

The city's first two metro line are far behind schedule and suffer from lack of funding.

The railway is set to launch after the three to six month testing phase, putting the project another year behind schedule.