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ring road
HCMC ring road left unfinished after four years
A three-kilometer section of Ring Road No. 2 has been left untouched since 2020 though the road is significant to tackling Ho Chi Minh City’s worsening gridlock.
Hanoi proposes fourth ring road at $5.9 bln
HCMC transport authorities want $1-bln ring road sections approved this year
18 years on, a two-km Hanoi road has gotten nowhere
Hanoi’s Ring Road 2.5 has remained stuck in land clearance issues since 2002, and some people have grown vegetable gardens on cleared land.
December 13, 2020 | 12:57 am PT
HCMC will stagnate without new roads, transport minister warns
HCMC should make haste in building new ring roads and expressways, or it cannot develop further, the transport minister says.
April 12, 2019 | 11:00 pm PT
