HCMC – Vietnam will begin work on six major expressway projects in 2025 as part of a broader infrastructure push, the Ministry of Transport said.
Cho Moi-Bac Kan Expressway will begin its first phase, covering 28.8 kilometers. It will link the existing route to National Highway 3B and connect with the Bac Kan-Ba Be Lake Expressway in Bac Kan City.
The Cao Bo-Mai Son Expressway expansion involves a 15.2-kilometer segment in Nam Dinh and Ninh Binh provinces. Two additional lanes will be added, bringing the total to six. The project is valued at VND1.87 trillion.
The Cam Lo-La Son Expressway expansion will extend 98.35 kilometers, doubling the number of lanes from two to four. The upgrade will cost VND6.49 trillion.
The La Son-Hoa Lien Expressway expansion, covering 65 kilometers, is set to be upgraded at a cost of VND3.01 trillion.
The My An-Cao Lanh Expressway, in its first phase, will span 26.6 kilometers in Dong Thap Province, connecting My An to the An Binh interchange near Cao Lanh Bridge. The six-lane highway is designed for speeds of 100 km/h and has an investment of VND6.1 trillion.
Dau Giay-Tan Phu Expressway will stretch 60.24 kilometers in Dong Nai Province, linking the HCMC-Long Thanh-Dau Giay Expressway to Tan Phu. The project will cost nearly VND9 trillion.
The projects are part of a plan to complete 3,000 kilometers of expressway. They are expected to improve trade and logistics by enhancing connectivity between key economic regions.
This year, 19 new transportation projects will start, while 50 are set for completion. The Government looks to complete construction on schedule to maximize economic efficiency.
