Hanoi to Relocate Bus Terminals Within Ring Road 3 and Overhaul Infrastructure
Hanoi has unveiled a 100-year master plan to relocate major bus terminals within Ring Road 3 and modernize its transport network. The plan includes multi-level traffic systems, a second airport, and infrastructure for emerging technologies like drones and air taxis.
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