Hanoi pushes for completion of ring road networks
Although considerable resources have been invested, only 132 km (46.33%) of the planned 285 km ring roads have been constructed.
Although considerable resources have been invested, only 132 km (46.33%) of the planned 285 km ring roads have been constructed.
The city will replace the Kim Ma – Yen Nghia Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line with an urban railway.
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The municipal party chief considers the project a political duty and urges local units to ensure timely, high-quality completion by 2026.
The US$400-million road project, among the key infrastructure projects in Hanoi, is scheduled for completion after four years of construction.
The mayor called on all city units to speed up the preparation of projects, especially site clearance and land compensation for affected households.
The completion of ring roads No.3.5 and 4 would open up a new development space, driving the formation of large-scale polycentric urban areas to ease overloaded infrastructure in Hanoi’s downtown.
Hanoi is in need of US$350 billion to upgrade urban infrastructure and realize development visions until 2030.
Ring road No.4 not only brings in economic benefits but also is significant in terms of politics and foreign affairs.