Vietnam Government Addresses Discrepancy Between Highway Safety Distance Rules and Reality
Vietnam's government has ordered an review of highway safety distance regulations that are reportedly misaligned with actual traffic conditions and infrastructure development, causing confusion. The Deputy Prime Minister has tasked relevant ministries with developing practical solutions.
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