The Southern Ring Road of Thai Binh city (old) launched
On the morning of October 11, the Provincial People's Committee held an inauguration ceremony for the Southern Ring Road of Thai Binh city (old), from the S1 bridge to the extended Chu Van An street. The inauguration ceremony saw the presence of Members of the Provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board, leaders of the Provincial People's Council, the Provincial People's Committee, and the National Assembly Delegation of Thai Binh province.
The provincial leaders and delegates cut the ribbon to inaugurate the road.
The Southern Ring Road is a key transport project, with a total investment of more than VND 1,100 billion. The road is over 8.3km long, starting at the intersection with the National Highway No. 10 (in Tan Thuan commune) and ending at the intersection with Chu Van An street (in Tran Lam ward). The project is designed in a modern style with a cross-section of the roadway of 30m wide, a clearance width of 67m, and a design speed of 80km/h.
After more than three years of construction, the project has been completed, ensuring the correct process, quality, safety and efficiency. The route is planned synchronously, has beautiful landscape, contributing to the completion of the traffic infrastructure in the southern region of the province.
At the inauguration ceremony, the provincial leaders and delegates performed the ribbon-cutting ceremony and opened the southern beltway of Thai Binh city (old).
The opening ceremony of the southern beltway of Thai Binh city (old).
The project has been put into use, which is an important meaning in expanding urban space, promoting local socio-economic development, especially strengthening traffic connections between the southern provinces of the Red River Delta and the coastal economic zone of Hung Yen province.
