Vietnam Proposes Ban on Driving Practice on Highways to Enhance Skills and Safety
Vietnam's Ministry of Construction has proposed restricting driving practice for trainees on highways. The aim is to improve driving skills and enhance highway safety, specifically prohibiting practice in the initial stages and on the first lane of highways.
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