Mr. Nguyen Kien Giang, Deputy Head of the Management and Operation of Traffic Infrastructure Department, Ho Chi Minh City’s Department of Construction, informed at the press conference on September 11th afternoon.
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According to Mr. Giang, since August 26, 2025, the authorities have banned cars from traveling through Binh Trieu 1 Bridge to facilitate the static lift construction. These cars were redirected to one lane on Binh Trieu 2 Bridge. During the first week, traffic remained stable, but from the following week, congestion started to occur on National Highway 13 and Pham Van Dong Street.
“National Highway 13 and Pham Van Dong Street are almost the main axes into the city. When both have to bear a large number of vehicles, the intersection of the two routes quickly becomes overloaded,” said Mr. Giang.
Faced with this situation, the Department of Construction has coordinated with many related units to inspect the site, meet and agree on a series of solutions to limit congestion and ensure traffic safety during the construction period.
In parallel, the Department of Construction requested the construction unit to speed up the progress, focusing on night work, and maximizing road use during the day, while urgently repairing damaged road surfaces on the branch from National Highway 13 (Binh Thanh District) to Binh Trieu 2 Bridge to ensure safety for vehicles.
Traffic monitoring has also been strengthened through the camera system, and information will be promptly updated on the billboard and provided to VOV and VOH so that people can choose a suitable route; quick reaction teams will be mobilized as soon as congestion occurs.
In addition, the departure time of coaches at the old Eastern Bus Station (on Dinh Bo Linh Street) has been adjusted to avoid peak hours, and coach companies are advised to choose alternative routes instead of National Highway 13.
Functional forces are also requested to strengthen inspection and handling of illegal parking and encroachment on roadsides for trading, ensuring traffic order and safety on Pham Van Dong, National Highway 13, and Nguyen Xi routes.
– 19:17 11/09/2025
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