Hanoi limits personal vehicles, develops public transports
Hanoi prioritises developing an overall public transport system under a project enhancing vehicle management to ease transport congestion and environmental pollution in 2017-2020 towards 2030.
Hanoi limits personal vehicles, develops public transports.(Photo: VNA)
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