Which route should I take to avoid traffic jams on September 2nd holiday in Ho Chi Minh City?

The peak holiday period is expected to start from now until September 4.

Therefore, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Transport recommends that people who do not need to travel directly to the above areas should consider choosing appropriate travel routes.

Crowds of people leave Ho Chi Minh City to return home for National Day holiday

Specifically, traffic through Tan Son Nhat airport area, Tan Binh district (Truong Son street, Hong Ha street, Bach Dang street, Tran Quoc Hoan street, Phan Thuc Duyen street...) is restricted. The bypass traffic route is as follows:

- Route 1 (traffic direction from Thu Duc City, Go Vap District to Tan Binh District, Tan Phu District): Pham Van Dong Street → Hoang Minh Giam Street → Dao Duy Anh Street → Ho Van Hue Street → Hoang Van Thu Street → Phan Dinh Giot Street → Phan Thuc Duyen Street → Tran Quoc Hoan Street → Lang Cha Ca roundabout → Hoang Van Thu Street (or Cong Hoa Street).

- Route 2 (traffic direction from Tan Binh district, Tan Phu district to Thu Duc city, Go Vap district): Cong Hoa street → Lang Cha Ca roundabout → Hoang Van Thu street → Nguyen Kiem street → Nguyen Thai Son roundabout → Pham Van Dong street.

City residents are also advised to limit traffic through the Western Bus Station area, Binh Tan District (Kinh Duong Vuong Street, from An Duong Vuong Street to Ten Lua Street). Alternative routes for reference:

- Route 1 (traffic direction from Phu Lam roundabout to An Lac roundabout): Kinh Duong Vuong street → An Duong Vuong street → street number 7 → Ten Lua street → Kinh Duong Vuong street.

- Route 2 (traffic direction from An Lac roundabout to Phu Lam roundabout): Kinh Duong Vuong street → Ho Hoc Lam street → Vo Van Kiet street → An Duong Vuong street → Kinh Duong Vuong.

The Eastern Bus Station area, Binh Thanh District (Highway 13, Dinh Bo Linh Street, etc.) is also expected to be the peak traffic jam during the holiday. Therefore, vehicles can travel along the following bypass route:

- Route 1 (traffic direction from Binh Thanh district to Thu Duc city): Xo Viet Nghe Tinh street → Bach Dang street → Le Quang Dinh street → No Trang Long street → Nguyen Xi street → Pham Van Dong street → National Highway 13.

- Route 2 (traffic direction from Thu Duc City to Binh Thanh District): National Highway 13 → Pham Van Dong Street → Nguyen Xi Street → Dinh Bo Linh Street → Dien Bien Phu Street.

Long lines of people leaving Ho Chi Minh City on the first day of the September 2nd holiday

The area of ​​the new Eastern Bus Station, Thu Duc City (the area of ​​the bus station entrance on Highway 1, Suoi Tien Cultural Park) is also not free from congestion. The bypass traffic route is as follows:

National Highway 1 → National Highway 1K → My Phuoc - Tan Van Road → DT.743A Road → National Highway 1 → Dong Nai Bridge and vice versa.

At Saigon Station area, District 3 (intersection of Do Thi Loi Street and the railway), vehicles can travel along the following route:

- Route 1 (traffic direction from Cach Mang Thang Tam Street to Hoang Sa Street): Cach Mang Thang Tam → Rach Bung Binh Street → Nguyen Thong Street → Ky Dong Street → Truong Dinh Street → Hoang Sa Street.

- Route 2 (traffic direction from Hoang Sa street to Cach Mang Thang Tam street): Hoang Sa → Rach Bung Binh street → Cach Mang Thang Tam street.

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