Vietnam Mandates Minimum 1km Spacing for Rural Railway Crossings
Vietnam's Ministry of Construction is set to mandate a minimum 1km spacing between railway crossings outside urban areas, up from the current 500m, to reduce accident risks. Urban crossings will maintain a 500m minimum. This measure is part of ongoing regulatory updates for railway safety.
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