Vietnam to Tighten Management of Transport Businesses, Consider Lower Nighttime Speed Limits
Vietnam is moving to strengthen management of road transport businesses and is considering regulations to set lower maximum speeds for certain commercial vehicles at night compared to daytime. This initiative aims to reduce business barriers in the transport sector and enhance safety.
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