Under the chairmanship of Mr. Tran Sy Thanh, Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee, the meeting considered and approved the proposals of the Hanoi People’s Committee expected to be submitted to the Hanoi People’s Council for decision in December. These contents include: Task of construction planning subdivision, scale of 1/2000 for Bac Thuong Tin Industrial Park (Thuong Tin district);
Task of construction subdivision planning, scale of 1/2000 for Phung Hiep Industrial Park (Thuong Tin district); Task of construction planning subdivision, scale of 1/2000 for Soc Son Clean Industrial Park (Soc Son district).
Following this, the leaders of the Hanoi People’s Committee listened to the report on the contents of the proposal “Smart Transportation in Hanoi” and considered and provided feedback for concrete implementation in the near future.
Motorcycles and cars packed the roads of Hanoi.
According to the proposal drafted by the Hanoi Department of Transport, the proposal “Smart Transportation in Hanoi” includes a range of modern technological solutions and applications aimed at enhancing the efficiency of traffic management and operation, reducing congestion, and improving safety for road users.
Several key components of the proposal have had implementation plans developed, including: Establishing a traffic monitoring system utilizing cameras; Implementing smart traffic light systems; Utilizing mobile applications for smart transportation; Deploying an automatic toll collection system; Developing a centralized urban traffic management and operation system; Providing solutions for public transportation; Conducting training and raising awareness among citizens, and more.
Regarding the implementation of the automatic toll collection system, the proposal entails installing non-stop toll collection systems on main roads and at toll stations, reducing congestion and enhancing transparency in traffic fee collection. It also involves upgrading existing automatic toll collection systems to integrate with monthly and annual tickets for public transportation.
In terms of constructing a traffic monitoring system using cameras, the proposal entails installing traffic surveillance cameras at intersections, major roads, and traffic hotspots. These cameras will not only record traffic conditions but also aid in detecting and addressing violations such as running red lights, speeding, and driving in the wrong lane.
The Hanoi Mega Project: Unveiling a $4.5 Billion Vision with a 60,000-Seat Stadium and World-Class Sports Complex
“A productive meeting was held between the Prime Minister and the CEO of JTA, an international investment and consulting firm. The discussion focused on a range of topics, with a keen interest in exploring potential opportunities for collaboration and investment in the country’s thriving economy.”
The Capital’s Green Initiative: Revitalizing Hoan Kiem District by Piloting a Pollution-Reducing Traffic Scheme
To develop the draft resolution on building a low-emission area (environmental safe zone), the drafting agency is surveying and working with several inner-city districts to identify areas that meet the criteria for being environmentally safe and require restricted traffic.
The Ever-Changing Landscape of Hanoi’s Social Housing: From Affordable to a Few Billion Dreams
The Hanoi apartment market is experiencing a significant surge in prices, with social housing costs skyrocketing to a range of VND 40-45 million per square meter, and some units even exceeding VND 50 million. Prospective buyers are now facing the reality that purchasing social housing comes with a hefty price tag, requiring billions of VND to even enter the conversation. This unprecedented rise in prices has caught the attention of many, highlighting the changing landscape of the real estate market in Hanoi.
“The Capital’s Property Boom: New and Old Apartments in Hanoi See a Surge in Prices, Rising by 22-25% Year-on-Year.”
The Ministry of Construction has reported a continued rise in apartment prices in Hanoi, with a year-on-year increase of 22-25% for both new and old projects. In contrast, Ho Chi Minh City witnessed a decrease in prices for certain projects.
The Ultimate Guide to the Upcoming Land Auction in Thanh Oai: 25 Prime Lots Up for Grabs
The upcoming auction of 25 land lots in Do Dong, Thanh Oai District, Hanoi, marks a significant event for the area. With a starting bid of VND 5.3 million per square meter, this auction, taking place on the morning of November 16, resumes after a two-month hiatus.
