According to the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction, the temporary traffic organization adjustment is to ensure safe construction conditions for the Phu Dinh Bridge repair project invested by the Road Traffic Infrastructure Management Center.
During the ban, vehicles will be guided to travel on the following alternative routes:
Notice prohibiting vehicles from traveling through Phu Dinh Bridge from June 7 to July 17. Photo: Huu Huy.
Direction from Phu Dinh street to Nguyen Van Luong street
Phu Dinh Street → Hoang Ngan Street → An Duong Vuong Street → Vo Van Kiet Street → Road next to Lo Gom Bridge → Nguyen Van Luong Street.
Current Phu Dinh Bridge. Photo: Huu Huy.
Direction from Nguyen Van Luong street to Phu Dinh street:
Nguyen Van Luong Street → side street of Lo Gom Bridge → Vo Van Kiet Street → An Duong Vuong Street → Hoang Ngan Street → Phu Dinh Street.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction recommends that people traveling through the construction area should reduce speed, pay attention and follow the instructions of traffic control forces, traffic police or road signaling systems.
Phu Dinh Bridge is often congested during rush hour. Photo: Huu Huy.
Phu Dinh Bridge, which crosses Ruot Ngua Canal and connects District 6 with District 8 (HCMC), is small but has a relatively large volume of traffic. During daily rush hours, this area is often crowded, sometimes with local congestion at the end of the bridge on the District 6 side.
Currently, Phu Dinh Bridge has a load limit of 1 ton and prohibits cars from circulating, causing difficulties in connecting traffic between the two districts, especially for small vehicles. Therefore, repairing and upgrading the bridge is very urgent.
Source: https://ttbc-hcm.gov.vn/tp-hcm-cam-xe-luu-thong-qua-cau-phu-dinh-tu-ngay-7-6-1018798.html
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