Van Phuc Bridge is constructed on National Highway 32, with its starting point in Phuc Tho District and ending in Vinh Phuc Province.
The bridge has a width of 20.5 meters and features four lanes for motor vehicles and two lanes for non-motorized vehicles. It aims to serve the travel needs of people in Hanoi and Vinh Phuc provinces, fostering socio-economic development.
Thuong Cat Bridge and its connecting roads are part of the Ring Road 3.5, linking Bac Tu Liem District and Dong Anh District.
Designed with the theme “Wings of Peace,” Tran Hung Dao Bridge spans the Red River, connecting the districts of Hoan Kiem, Hai Ba Trung, and Long Bien. It boasts a length of 820 meters and a width of 33 meters, accommodating six lanes for motor vehicles and two mixed-use lanes.
The Hong Ha Bridge, situated on Ring Road 4, facilitates travel between Dan Phuong and Me Linh districts in Hanoi.
With a length of 5.5 kilometers, the bridge and its connecting roads feature six lanes. The chosen architectural design for the bridge is an arched structure.
The Me So Bridge, located on Ring Road 4, connects Thuong Tin District in Hanoi with Van Giang District in Hung Yen Province. The bridge and its connecting roads span a length of nearly 14 kilometers and feature six lanes.
According to the pre-feasibility study, the Hong Ha Bridge and its connecting roads were designed to be 6 kilometers long, with a width of 24.5 meters, accommodating four lanes for motor vehicles and one lane for non-motorized vehicles on each side.
The Ngoc Hoi Bridge, constructed on Ring Road 3.5, crosses the Red River, providing a vital road link between Hanoi and Hung Yen Province. The bridge and its connecting roads stretch over a length of 7.2 kilometers and have a width of 33 meters.
Determining the Red Line Boundaries for Tu Lien Bridge by March 20th: Hanoi’s Urgent Directive
Regarding the alignment and route proposal, and the red boundary of the bridge and approach road on the Nghi Tam side, city leaders have instructed the Department of Planning and Architecture, along with relevant units, to promptly collaborate and finalize the dossier. The dossier should be submitted for appraisal and approval, with a deadline set for March 20, 2025.
The Ultimate Infrastructure Trio: Unveiling the 85 Trillion VND Ring Road, the Majestic 10-Lane Boulevard, and the Iconic 1 Trillion VND Bridge Near Vinhomes Dan Phuong
Dan Phuong District is located approximately 25 kilometers from the capital city’s center and is primarily connected by National Highway 32. However, this is all set to change with the construction of the Ring Road 4, the West Thang Long Boulevard, and the Hong Ha Bridge, which will revolutionize accessibility to the district.
The Capital Contemplates: Three New Bridges to Cross the Red River
The upcoming special session of the Hanoi City People’s Council, scheduled for February 25, will deliberate on several significant agenda items. Notably, the session will consider and approve the investment policy for constructing three bridges across the Red River: the Tu Lien Bridge, the Tran Hung Dao Bridge, and the Ngoc Hoi Bridge.
The New $700 Million Tran Hung Dao Bridge: A Visionary Infrastructure Project for Hanoi
With a staggering projected investment of over VND 16 trillion, the Tran Hung Dao Bridge, spanning 5.6 kilometers, is slated to commence construction in 2025 by Hanoi city.
The Capital’s Triumphant Trio: Hanoi’s Upcoming Construction of Three Majestic Bridges Over the Red River
The Hanoi authorities have approved plans to construct three new bridges across the Red River: Tu Lien, Tran Hung Dao, and Ngoc Hoi. These bridges will be built between 2025 and 2030, providing vital new connections across this majestic waterway.
