Hanoi to deploy over 45,000 bus trips during National Day holiday

As many as 9,191 trips are expected to be operated each weekday and around 9,033 trips on Sunday, bringing the total to 45,797 trips over the five-day period.

Buses and other vehicles on a street in Hanoi (Photo: VNA)
Buses and other vehicles on a street in Hanoi (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Hanoi Transportation Corporation (Transerco) plans to operate nearly 45,800 bus trips during the five-day National Day holiday while keeping reserve vehicles on standby to meet passenger demand expected to surge at bus stations and crowded transit hubs.

Under the plan, Transerco will maintain its regular bus schedules throughout the holiday, lasting from August 29 to September 2. As many as 9,191 trips are expected to be operated each weekday and around 9,033 trips on Sunday, bringing the total to 45,797 trips over the five-day period.

To cope with potential spikes in passenger numbers, Transerco has instructed its affiliated units to prepare sufficient personnel, vehicles and other necessary conditions to strengthen transport capacity when required.

A total of 22 reserve buses assigned to 15 routes will be placed on standby, with the capacity to add around 44 trips when necessary. The vehicles will be deployed to promptly ease passenger congestion and respond flexibly to travel demand and instructions from authorities.

Transerco has also ordered operators to step up vehicle maintenance, repairs, comprehensive inspections, cleaning and refurbishment ahead of the holiday. Vehicles must meet technical, appearance, safety and fire prevention requirements before being put into service.

Inspection and supervision of service quality will also be enhanced. Operators are required to strictly comply with bus operating regulations while ensuring safety and security on routes, aboard vehicles and for passengers.

Inspection and supervision teams will be on duty at bus stations and transit hubs to coordinate operations, assist passengers and promptly handle situations arising from increased travel demand.

By maintaining regular bus schedules and keeping reserve vehicles ready for deployment, Transerco aims to provide Hanoi residents and visitors with convenient and safe public transport options during the holiday./.

VNA

See more

VNUA President Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thi Lan introduces the university to President of the National Assembly of Côte d'Ivoire Patrick Achi and his delegation. (Photo: VNA)

NA President of Côte d'Ivoire visits agriculture university

President of the National Assembly of Côte d'Ivoire Patrick Achi praised Vietnam's major achievements in agriculture, particularly improvements in productivity, livestock and fisheries, as well as policies promoting agro-processing and higher added value, while visiting the Vietnam National University of Agriculture (VNUA) in Hanoi on August 24.

Military officials at the INCATEP 2026 opening ceremony in Khanh Hoa province on August 24 (Photo: VNA)

Vietnamese navy opens 2026 int’l training programme

Nearly 50 naval officers, instructors and cadets from 12 countries, including Australia, Cambodia, Canada, China, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, New Zealand, Singapore and Thailand, are joining the event. It is designed to foster solidarity, mutual respect and friendship among participating countries.

At Carnaval Ha Long 2026. (Photo: VNA)

NA approves establishment of Quang Ninh and Bac Ninh cities

The establishment of Quang Ninh and Bac Ninh is not merely an administrative restructuring, he said, but also aims to reorganise development space, improve local governance models and create a new growth driver for the two localities, the Red River Delta, the northern region and the country as a whole.

The Vietnam Coast Guard Region 3 Command presents national flags to fishermen in Tien Thanh ward, Lam Dong province (Photo: VNA)

Coast Guard force joins fishermen in fight against IUU fishing

The outreach focused on maritime and island laws, particularly regulations on combating IUU fishing. Through dialogues, leaflets, consultations and question-and-answer sessions, coast guard officers helped fishermen better understand fishing-zone boundaries, requirements for installing vessel monitoring systems, and necessary legal procedures for offshore fishing.

Intricate ceramic shaping techniques at Bat Trang craft village in Hanoi. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi promotes craft village tourism as a driver of growth

Hanoi’s experience shows that linking craft villages with tourism and digital transformation is no longer simply a local initiative. By preserving heritage, promoting products through digital platforms and using tourism as a channel to showcase traditional crafts, the capital’s craft villages can integrate more deeply into the creative economy and create momentum for sustainable growth in rural areas.

Illustrative photo (Source: Internet)

Vietnam issues rules on handling cyberspace activities threatening national security

The decree, which took effect on August 19, provides detailed regulations for Article 14 of the Law on Cybersecurity, covering preventive and handling measures, the authority of specialised cybersecurity forces and competent agencies, and the responsibilities of domestic and foreign businesses providing telecommunications, Internet and other online services.

Deputy Director Vu Thi Tu Anh of the Department of Vocational and Continuing Education under the Ministry of Education and Training speaks during the workshop’s discussion session. (Photo: IOM Vietnam)

Vietnam advances qualifications referencing to support labour mobility in ASEAN

On August 21, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), in cooperation with the Department of Vocational and Continuing Education under the Ministry of Education and Training, held a national workshop in Hanoi to discuss the implementation of the AQRF and introduce Vietnam's AQRF Referencing Report and post-referencing action plan.

A part of Kinh Bac ward, Bac Ninh province (Photo: VNA)

Bac Ninh poised for historic milestone as centrally-run city

Bac Ninh is approaching a historic milestone as the Government has approved a proposal to establish the province as a centrally-run city and submitted it to the National Assembly for consideration, with localities across the province accelerating urban development and infrastructure preparations.

Passengers advised on refunds for cancelled Bamboo Airways flights

Passengers advised on refunds for cancelled Bamboo Airways flights

To protect consumers’ legitimate rights and interests, the commission advised passengers whose flights were cancelled and who wish to seek refunds to visit Bamboo Airways’ ticket refund information portal and complete the online form with the required information.