Ho Chi Minh City offers 1-month free travel on 1st metro line
The metro line is set to start commercial operations on December 22
The metro line is set to start commercial operations on December 22
Metro lines are not just a means of transportation
All the feeder buses are electric
Landlords leveraged the metro’s upcoming launch as their key selling point
The station promises a modern and convenient experience for both residents and tourists
Ho Chi Minh City has been completing projects to increase access to the metro line
The metro line is set to welcome passengers next month
Free rides will contribute to forming a habit of using public means of transport among residents
Various cultural houses, shopping malls, parks, and amusement facilities need building along the metro line to appeal to passengers
The remaining work on the project is currently being finalized by all parties involved
Various bus routes are connected to the metro
Before riding the metro trains, passengers should stay updated on departure times, routes, and stops on the website to plan their trips accordingly
All the components and procedures related to the project will be completed by December 15
In the ongoing trial, trains will operate daily from 5:00 am to 11:30 pm
Passengers making non-cash payments will pay VND6,000-19,000 ($0.2-0.75) per single ride
The signs had earlier caused misunderstanding among foreign tourists
The new pedestrian bridges linked to metro line No. 1 will greatly improve convenience for city commuters
A customer feedback system will be developed
The construction and equipment installation work has been 99.9 percent complete
The metro line has been neither completed nor put into service