Binh Tien Elevated Road Project in HCMC to Cost Over VND6.3 Trillion, Expected Completion in 2028
Ho Chi Minh City has commenced the Binh Tien Bridge and Road project, with a total investment of nearly VND6.3 trillion. This 3.66 km elevated road will span two major canals and is slated for completion in 2028, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion in the southern part of the city and enhance regional connectivity.
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