Hanoi Implements Traffic Restrictions on Co Linh Road for Elevated Highway Construction
Hanoi City will begin closing a section of Co Linh Road from October 30th for the construction of an elevated highway connecting to the Hanoi-Hai Phong Expressway. The project, scheduled until late January 2027, will involve phased construction and traffic management to mitigate congestion.
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