Hanoi Streets

Compared to normal days, the traffic moving towards the capital’s gateway is heavy, although there are no signs of severe congestion.
Slow traffic flow hits Nga Tu So street in Thanh Xuan district.
There are no traffic jams reported in Thanh Xuan district on the morning of January 2.


On the first working day of the new year, clear streets mean no stress and a less tiring space for both drivers and pedestrians.
Vehicles can easily move on usually-busy two-way streets.
The Nguyen Xien-Nguyen Trai intersection is slightly crowded, with vehicles moving at a slow pace.


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