The top 10 localities that actively organized the most exam sessions and had the largest number of applications include: Ho Chi Minh City (298 sessions, 111,060 applications), Can Tho (126 sessions, 45,591 applications), Lam Dong (112 sessions, 51,207 applications), Gia Lai (97 sessions, 31,031 applications), Dong Nai (62 sessions, 26,452 applications), Dak Lak (69 sessions, 29,740 applications), Hai Phong (89 sessions, 35,783 applications), Nghe An (79 sessions, 26,600 applications), Tay Ninh (59 sessions, 24,367 applications), and Vinh Long (50 sessions, 25,008 applications).
Applicants taking the driving license exam.
Additionally, 14 localities have resolved all cases of applicants who completed their training programs before March 1, including: Bac Ninh (6,782 applications), Ca Mau (1,987 applications), Lao Cai (5,438 applications), Ninh Binh (9,235 applications), Quang Tri (1,922 applications), Son La (9,569 applications), Thai Nguyen (6,294 applications), Dien Bien (505 applications), Dong Nai (13,033 applications), Thanh Hoa (11,413 applications), Hue City (9,140 applications), Tuyen Quang (13,085 applications), and Nghe An (1,091 applications).
According to the Traffic Police Department, there are still 36,840 cases of applicants who completed their training programs before March 1 left to be examined (including 26,502 Category C applications, accounting for 72.6%). The local police units continue to organize exams and are expected to complete them by August 2025.
For applicants who completed their driver training programs before March 1, please contact the driving training center where you studied or the local Traffic Police unit to get updates on the exam schedule.
“Ho Chi Minh City: Upholding the Spirit of ‘Leading the Way in 5 Areas’”
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has urged Ho Chi Minh City to uphold the spirit of “5 pioneering initiatives” in innovation, high-quality human resources, and social welfare.
Prime Minister’s 8th Inspection of Long Thanh Airport: Targeting December 19, 2025 for Substantial Completion.
On the afternoon of August 2, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh visited the construction site of the Long Thanh International Airport project in Dong Nai province. He inspected the progress, motivated the workers, and chaired a meeting to expedite the development of this highly anticipated international airport.
The New Face of Ho Chi Minh City: Unveiling the Renaming of Merged Neighborhoods
The neighborhood of Binh Duong, in Ho Chi Minh City, underwent a transformation with a unique twist. The original four wards, upon merging, encountered an unusual challenge—a numbering system for their streets that led to duplication. In a creative resolution, the streets were renamed, with a nod to their historical roots. The new names now bear the prefix of the old ward, followed by a number, except for one street, which, in a break from the pattern, was renamed after a distinct landmark, thus preserving its unique identity.
Activating the International Finance Center by EOY 2025
The Steering Committee for the International Financial Center in Vietnam aims to establish and operate an international financial hub in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang by the end of 2025.
“Unsuccessful Auction for Haxaco’s 6,200 sqm Land in Ho Chi Minh City”
The prime land plot located on Vo Van Kiet Street in Ho Chi Minh City, spanning an impressive 6,282.6 square meters, was initially put up for auction with a starting bid of VND 1,130.8 billion. Despite the attractive offering, the auction unfortunately did not attract any bidders by the deadline.
