Africazine:
A new bridge project aims to enhance connectivity between Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City.
The bridge will connect Tan Trieu Ward in Dong Nai with Thuong Tan Commune in Ho Chi Minh City. It will span about 560 metres and feature six lanes, including four for cars and two for non-motorised vehicles, with a total width of 33.5 metres.
New Bridge to Boost Regional Connectivity
The bridge will link key areas, improving traffic flow to the northern industrial hub. The approach roads will extend roughly 580 metres, facilitating better access for both vehicles and pedestrians. This infrastructure development is part of a broader initiative to enhance transport links in the region.
Dong Nai: Key figures on bridge projects
- 560 metres span of the new bridge
- 33.5 metres total width
- 580 metres length of approach roads
Future Plans for Infrastructure Development
By late 2025, the HCM City People’s Council approved plans for three additional bridge projects linking the two regions. Dong Nai will lead the Tan Hien Bridge project, while HCM City will oversee the Thanh Hoi 2 and Tan An bridges, all scheduled for completion before 2030. Earlier this year, several other bridges were also initiated to further enhance regional connectivity.
Upcoming Infrastructure Milestones
- Completion of Phuoc Khanh Bridge in 2026
- Completion of Phuoc An Bridge in 2027
This new bridge project is set to transform transport links between Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City.
