Inadequate system of signs and road markings in Vinh city
PV - CTV•February 6, 2025 12:02
In recent times, Vinh City has made great efforts in investing and building transport infrastructure, better meeting the travel needs of the people. However, there are still shortcomings affecting traffic activities, causing frustration for the people, especially in the arrangement of signs, road markings, etc.
In fact, the traffic infrastructure system in Vinh city has now significantly improved. Many roads have been widened, sidewalks have been upgraded,... Photo: Nguyen DaoWith fairly synchronous investment, it has contributed to improving traffic quality and better ensuring people's travel needs. Photo: Dinh TuyenHowever, in reality, there are still shortcomings that affect people's traffic activities. For example, at the Quan Bau intersection, there are two pedestrian positions, which makes traffic participants confused and creates a lack of uniformity in movement. Photo: D.C.In particular, a pedestrian walkway is located right at the red light, about 20 meters from the traffic light pole. Photo: Dinh TuyenThe existence of two pedestrian crossings at the same intersection makes stopping at red lights inconsistent, and each traffic participant understands and performs differently. This leads to disorder and confusion in the movement of both vehicles and pedestrians. Photo: Dinh TuyenIn the area in front of the Provincial People's Committee, the "hammock eye" line for prohibiting vehicles from stopping has not yet been removed, causing many people to not dare to stop their vehicles at the red light. This unintentionally creates congestion behind, increasing traffic pressure in this area. Photo: Dinh TuyenOn Ho Tung Mau Street, at the branches from Giao Te Hotel, vehicles are not allowed to go straight but must turn right to the dashed yellow line. However, at these points there is a lack of signs, making it easy for those unfamiliar with the road to commit traffic violations, causing more inconvenience and difficulty in moving. Photo: Dinh TuyenAt the intersection of Ly Thuong Kiet Street extension and Le Loi Street, traffic jams often occur due to the high density of vehicles passing through, while the area has not yet been installed with a traffic light system. This makes traffic chaotic and difficult to control, especially during rush hour. Photo: Dinh TuyenAlso on the extended Ly Thuong Kiet route, there are still some unfinished construction sites that need to be promptly fixed to ensure smoother and safer traffic for people. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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