Hải Phòng eases ban on National Highway No 5

Hai Phong – The transport department in Hai Phong City has decided to ease regulations on banning vehicles travelling on National Highway No 5.

Accordingly, trucks weighing over 13 tonnes (including goods) and trailer-trucks will not be allowed to travel on the highway from 5am to 11pm.

The adjustment was made following feedback from enterprises and the media about the difficulties they faced due to the complete ban.

Vehicles in car parks and loading goods stations in the prohibited area will be guided to go in and out by the local transport police, according to the department’s announcement.

Vehicles travel on National Highway No 5. Hải Phòng eases regulations on banning vehicles traveling on the highway to facilitate cargo enterprises. – Photo thanhtra.com.vn
Vehicles travel on National Highway No 5. Hải Phòng eases regulations on banning vehicles traveling on the highway to facilitate cargo enterprises. – Photo thanhtra.com.vn

“We have listened to comments from enterprises and the shortcoming has been addressed. The department also reported the situation to the Ministry of Transport and the Vietnam Road Administration,” Hoang Trieu Hung, the department’s deputy director, said.

There may be further adjustments if required, he added.

Sections of the highway that are blocked for construction work are from the junction of Nguyen Van Linh - Ho Sen - Cau Rao 2 to Nguyen Binh Khiem - Le Thanh Tong.

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