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Saigon's First Electric Bus Line to Debut This Quarter
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The wheels on the (electric) bus go round and round.


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Vietnam
The routes would utilize electric buses manufactured by VinFast.

Saigon
The first phase of the massive Mien Dong Bus Station will open on August 15.

Tech
The Go!Bus app will show travelers information for bus routes and connect them to Grab cars or bikes to bring them there if the nearest station is beyond 200 meters away.

Hanoi
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Saigon
Authorities hope the parking facility will increase convenience for bus riders.

Hanoi Ngõ Nooks
When you initially spot the café, it’s hard to tell exactly what it is — it isn’t hurtling towards you at 50 miles per hour and doesn’t have helmet shrapnel from its previous victims stuck to its grill. Instead, one of Hanoi’s newest cafés sits in its own peaceful oasis in a desolate parking lot in Ha Dong, far from the city center, yet still surrounded by the ruckus of traffic.

Saigon
Locally-produced CNG (compressed natural gas) busses may be an increasingly common sight over the next 12 months. On April 18, Duong Hong Thanh, deputy director of the City Department of Transport, announced his recommendation to add another 300 Samco-built CNG busses within a year.