Flyover coming to unclog roads near airport in HCM City
A massive flyover will be built early next year at the NguyenThai Son-Nguyen Kiem street intersection near HCM City’s Tan Son Nhat Airport to unclog an area which is choked by traffic, the Department of Transport has said.
Illustrative photo (Photo: zing.vn)HCM City (VNA)
- A massive flyover will be built early next year at the NguyenThai Son-Nguyen
Kiem street intersection near HCM City’s Tan Son Nhat Airport to unclog an area
which is choked by traffic, the Department of Transport has said.
The N-shaped flyover, which will comprise three separate arms, will cost around 504 billion VND (22.16 million USD), including land cost.
One will go from Hoang Minh Giam street above the roundabout and land on Nguyen Thai Son. It will have a second structure that turns left into Nguyen Kiem. The third will come from Nguyen Thai Son towards the airport and turn left into Nguyen Kiem.
Construction, to be overseen by the department’s Urban Transport Management Authority No.3, is scheduled to finish within eight months.
The roads around the intersection will be widened, equipped with LED lighting and greened with trees.-VNA
The N-shaped flyover, which will comprise three separate arms, will cost around 504 billion VND (22.16 million USD), including land cost.
One will go from Hoang Minh Giam street above the roundabout and land on Nguyen Thai Son. It will have a second structure that turns left into Nguyen Kiem. The third will come from Nguyen Thai Son towards the airport and turn left into Nguyen Kiem.
Construction, to be overseen by the department’s Urban Transport Management Authority No.3, is scheduled to finish within eight months.
The roads around the intersection will be widened, equipped with LED lighting and greened with trees.-VNA
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