VINACONEX Opens 15km Parallel Route of Hanoi Ring Road 4 to Technical Traffic

A 15-kilometer section of the Ring Road 4 Parallel Road Project in Hanoi Capital Region has officially opened to technical traffic, marking a key step in completing the capital’s strategic transportation network.

The opening took place during a ceremony organized by the Hanoi People’s Committee to mark the 72nd anniversary of Hanoi Capital Liberation Day (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2026). A centerpiece of the event was the technical traffic opening of the 15km parallel road segment stretching from the Huu Hong dyke - Hong Ha Bridge area to Thang Long Boulevard.

In total, Hanoi celebrated 96 inaugurated and newly groundbroken projects with aggregate investment of approximately VND 147,075 billion. Among these, 18 flagship projects accounted for VND 127,460 billion, comprising 4 inaugurations/technical openings and 14 newly commenced projects.

In his remarks, Hanoi People’s Committee Chairman Vu Dai Thang said the projects would help complete the city’s transport network and improve regional connections. He called on the participating agencies to coordinate route connections and implement comprehensive traffic-safety measures before the road enters full commercial operation.

The newly opened section is part of Package No. 09/TP2-XL, constructed by VINACONEX, spanning approximately 23.15 kilometers. This represents the longest bidding package under Component Project 2.1 - Construction of Urban Parallel Roads within Hanoi City limits.

VINACONEX has deployed equipment, workers and engineering teams across the project. Construction is approximately 90% complete across the parallel road, putting the project on track for completion in 2026.

The Ring Road 4 Parallel Road Project extends approximately 58.2 kilometers through Hanoi and has a total investment of more than VND 56,000 billion ($2.24 billion). When fully operational, the route is expected to ease congestion, improve regional connections and support development in western Hanoi.

The opening of the 15-kilometer section marks progress on the project, built with contributions from participating stakeholders, including the VINACONEX contractor, in modernizing regional infrastructure and fostering sustainable development across the Capital Region.

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