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CT.01 Expressway
North-South Expressway East
Đường cao tốc Bắc–Nam phía Đông
Map of the CT.01 expressway with operational (blue) and under construction (pink) sections
Route information
Part of AH1 (Ringway 3 (Hanoi)) (Nghệ An - Đà Nẵng) (Lộ 25 - Long Thành) (Ringway 3 (HCMC)) (An Hữu - Châu Thành) (Long Thành - Tân Hiệp)
Maintained by Vietnam Expressway Corp (VEC), Đèo Cả Group, Sơn Hải Group
Length	2,063 km (1,282 mi)
Status	Under construction
Existed	1/1/2002 (22 years, 11 months and 3 weeks) 3/2/2010 Expressway (14 years, 10 months, 2 weeks and 5 days)–present
History	Expected completion in 2025-26
Major junctions
North end	G7211 in Lạng Sơn
South end	Ca Mau Ring Road, Cà Mau
Location
Country	Vietnam
Provinces	LS, BG, BN, HNa, NĐ, NB, TH, NA, HT, QB, QT, TTH, QNa, QNg, BĐ, PY, KH, NT, BT, ĐN, HCMC, LA, TG, ĐT, VL, CT, HG, BL, KG, CM
Municipalities	Hanoi, Đà Nẵng, Hồ Chí Minh City, Cần Thơ
Highway system
Transport in Vietnam
→ CT.02

The North–South Expressway East (Vietnamese: Đường cao tốc Bắc–Nam phía Đông) is an expressway in Vietnam located very close to National Route 1, acting as an artery traversing the entirety of Vietnam from North to South. Similar to National Route 1, the expressway starts from Lạng Sơn and ends at Cà Mau. At the northern border, the expressway will connect to Nanning-Youyiguan Expressway in China.

The project has a total length of 2,063 kilometres (1,282 mi), starting at Huu Nghi border gate (Lạng Sơn) and terminating at the ring road of Cà Mau city. The control points of the expressway are located in the Eastern Transport Corridor, running almost parallel to the upgraded and expanded National Highway 1. The North-South Expressway is being built with 18 sections acting as nodes: Lạng Sơn, Hà Nội, Ninh Bình, Thanh Hóa, Hà Tĩnh, Quảng Trị, Đà Nẵng, Quảng Ngãi, Bình Định, Nha Trang, Phan Thiết, Dầu Giây, Long Thành, Bến Lức,HCMC - Trung Luong, My Thuan, Cần Thơ and Cà Mau, with a total cost estimate of VND 350 trillion (equivalent to US$18.5 billion).

History

Background and current situation

The transport corridor on the north–south axis from Lạng Sơn to Cà Mau plays a very important role: connecting the political capital of Hanoi with the economic center of Ho Chi Minh City, passing through 32 provinces and cities accounting for 62.1% of the population, contributing 65.7% of the gross domestic product, affecting 74% of seaports (classes I, II), 75% of economic regions of the country and especially connecting 4 key economic regions (North, Central, South and Mekong Delta), connecting 16 out of 23 airports (91% of passenger traffic). This is the most important transport corridor in the transport infrastructure system of Vietnam.

In 2019, the Ministry of Transport decided to exclude foreign investors from bidding on the North-South Expressway, mainly to prevent Chinese companies from participating. Public backlash was feared if Chinese companies would collect toll fees, due to strong anti-Chinese sentiment in the country, and national security concerns played a part as well. However, lack of bidders has led to low competition between the bids, and two out of five sections had not attracted any bids.

According to 2017 estimates, yearly total transport volume over Vietnam's north-south corridor would be 45.37 million passengers and 62.27 million tons of goods by 2020, which would exceed the capacity of current infrastructure by 10% to 25%. Four goals of the project have been formulated by the Ministry of Transport:

• Allow the economy to be more competitive within ASEAN and the WTO.
• Improve transportation capacity and speed along the North-South transport corridor.
• Promoto socio-economic development and ensure national security.
• Connect the capital and political centre Hanoi and the economic centre Ho Chi Minh City with the 4 key economic zones, urban areas, key industrial zones, border gates and international seaports.

North, Central and Southern Vietnam, and Mekong Delta

From 2004 to 2021, Vietnam only has about 1,163 kilometres (723 mi) of expressways put into operation, equal to 18% of the plan, the average construction speed is 74 km/year, only 1.5% of the development speed of expressways in China during the same period; has not yet fulfilled the goal of "completing and putting into use about 2,000 km of expressways by 2020" according to Resolution 13-NQ/TW.. of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam (just reached 48%). The implementation of investment in expressways has not been rational, and has not been distributed harmoniously among key economic regions, dynamic regions and disadvantaged areas.

History

The idea of building the North-South Expressway appeared before 2010, when the demand for road travel between provinces along the north-south axis increased rapidly, while the existing National Route 1 was overloaded. although it has been widened at least four lanes, and at the same time build a new route avoiding urban areas. However, the expansion capacity of National Route 1 becomes limited because people live on both sides of the road, so the cost of clearing is very large. In addition, National Route 1 almost all sections run along the same corridor with North–South Railway, the possibility of expansion is not feasible. The construction of the North-South Expressway as well as other expressway systems in Vietnam aims to separate passenger cars, non-stop passenger cars and long-distance trucks from the traffic of rudimentary vehicles and two- to three-wheelers, passenger cars, passenger cars often pick up and drop off passengers along the road and trucks, creating conditions for long-distance vehicles to run faster and safer.

The predecessors of the North-South Expressways are the Phap Van–Cau Gie bypass completed in 1998, along with the NH1 bypass, the Phap Van–Bac Giang section. At that time, these roads were only bypasses of National Highway 1 and did not meet expressway standards. In 2012, the East North-South Expressway running through the two areas above was built on the basis of upgrading the existing bypass, building overpasses at sections through Phap Van urban area and parallel roads for two-wheelers.

The first expressway completed in the North-South Expressway system is Phap Van–Cau Gie Expressway, which opened to traffic in 2002.

According to the original plan, the North-South Expressway is 1,811 kilometres (1,125 mi) long to the east, starting point from Phap Van (Hanoi), ending point is Can Tho city. However, the system planning for the 2021-2030 period has been adjusted. According to which, the North-South Expressway is 2,063 kilometres (1,282 mi) long, the starting point is from Huu Nghi border gate (Lang Son) and the end point is Ca Mau City. Accordingly, two expressways Hanoi–Lang Son (old CT.03) and Can Tho–Ca Mau expressway (old CT.19) are combined into the North–South Expressway planning.

Expressway planning

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2010

The detailed planning of the entire North-South expressway east of CT.01 was announced by the Prime Minister in January 2010. There are 16 main sections of the route from north to south. The total length of the route from Hanoi to Can Tho is 1811 km.

2021

In September 2021, the Government announced the Road Network Plan for the 2021–2030 period, with a vision to 2050, re-planned the North-South Expressway from Huu Nghi border gate (Cao Lộc, Lạng Sơn) to Ca Mau city (Ca Mau province) with a length of about 2,063 km, scale from 4 to 10 lanes. The whole route is divided into 3 major segments, the Hanoi to Can Tho segment is CT.01 in the 2010 master plan. The total number of subdivided sections is 38. All will be built before 2030.

• Segment of Huu Nghi Border Gate - Phap Van

• Segment of Hanoi - Can Tho

• Segment of Can Tho - Ca Mau

Investment stages

The entire expressway construction process is divided into several stages, each phase building a number of smaller routes in the larger sections. The plan for budget construction and use of each period is approved by the National Assembly of Vietnam. As follows:

• In the period of 2017–2020, the investment is for 654 km, the total investment is VND 118,716 billion

• In the 2021–2025 period, an additional 729 km will be invested, with a total investment of VND 148,492 billion (of which the State budget is VND 131,217 billion and capital from private partners is VND 17,125 billion).

Status

Note

1. In fact, it is a project to renovate and upgrade National Highway 1A, section Hanoi - Bac Giang
2. Commencement of Thanh Tri Bridge in Ring Road Project 3
3. Opening to traffic on Phu Dong 2 bridge in Ring Road 3 project
4. Part of the Ho Chi Minh Road Project, La Son – Tuy Loan section
5. Part of the Ho Chi Minh Road Project, La Son – Tuy Loan section
6. Part of the Ho Chi Minh City – Long Thanh – Dau Giay Expressway
7. Part of the Ho Chi Minh City – Long Thanh – Dau Giay Expressway
8. Part of the HCMC 3rd Ring Road Expressway

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v t e Highways in Vietnam
Expressways	North–South CT.01 North–South East CT.02 North–South West Northern CT.03 Hanoi–Hoa Binh–Son La–Dien Bien CT.04 Hanoi–Haiphong CT.05 Hanoi–Lao Cai CT.06 Haiphong–Ha Long–Van Don–Mong Cai CT.07 Hanoi–Thai Nguyen CT.08 Ninh Binh–Haiphong CT.09 Noi Bai–Bac Ninh–Ha Long CT.10 Tien Yen–Lang Son–Cao Bang CT.11 Phu Ly–Nam Đinh CT.12 Yen Bai–Ha Giang CT.13 Bao Ha–Lai Chau CT.14 Cho Ben–Yen My CT.15 Tuyen Quang–Ha Giang CT.16 Hung Yen–Thai Binh Central CT.17 Vinh–Thanh Thủy CT.18 Vung Ang–Cha Lo CT.19 Cam Lo–Lao Bao CT.20 Quy Nhon–Pleiku–Le Thanh CT.21 Da Nang–Thanh My–Ngoc Hoi–Bo Y CT.22 Quang Nam–Quang Ngai CT.23 Phu Yen–Dak Lak CT.24 Khanh Hoa–Buon Ma Thuot CT.25 Nha Trang–Da Lat CT.26 Lien Khuong–Buon Ma Thuot Southern CT.27 Dau Giay–Lien Khuong–Da Lat CT.28 Bien Hoa–Vung Tau CT.29 Ho Chi Minh City–Long Thanh–Dau Giay CT.30 Ho Chi Minh City–Chon Thanh–Hoa Lu CT.31 Ho Chi Minh City–Moc Bai CT.32 Go Dau–Xa Mat CT.33 Ho Chi Minh City–Soc Trang CT.34 Chau Đoc–Can Tho–Soc Trang CT.35 Ha Tien–Rach Gia–Bac Lieu CT.36 Hong Ngu–Tra Vinh Belt CT.37 Hanoi Ring Road 3 CT.38 Hanoi Ring Road 4 CT.39 Hanoi Ring Road 5 CT.40 HCMC Ring Road 3 CT.41 HCMC Ring Road 4
National Roads	North–South QL.1 DHCM Northern QL.1B QL.2 QL.2B QL.2C QL.2D QL.3 QL.3B QL.3C QL.3E Ringroad 1 QL.4 QL.4A QL.4B QL.4C QL.4D QL.4H Đường nối cột cờ Lũng Cú QL.4E QL.4G QL.4H QL.4H3 QL.5 QL.5C QL.6 QL.6B QL.6C QL.6D QL.10 QL.12 QL.12B QL.12D QL.17 QL.17B QL.18 QL.18B QL.18C QL.21 QL.21B QL.21C QL.31 QL.32 QL.32B QL.32C QL.32D QL.34 QL.34B QL.37 QL.37B QL.37C QL.38 QL.38B QL.38C QL.39 QL.39B QL.43 QL.70 QL.70B QL.279 QL.279B QL.279C QL.279D QL.280 Central QL.1D QL.7 QL.7B QL.7C QL.7D QL.7E QL.8 QL.8C QL.9 QL.9B QL.9C QL.9D QL.9E QL.9F QL.9G QL.9H QL.12A QL.12C QL.14B QL.14D QL.14E QL.14G QL.14H QL.15 QL.15B QL.15C QL.15D QL.16 QL.19 QL.19B QL.19C QL.19D QL.19E QL.24 QL.24B QL.24C QL.24D QL.25 QL.26 QL.26B QL.27 QL.27B QL.27C QL.28 QL.28B QL.29 QL.40 QL.40B QL.45 QL.46 QL.46 QL.46C QL.47 QL.47B QL.47C QL.48 QL.48B QL.48C QL.48D QL.48E QL.49 QL.49B QL.49C QL.49D QL.49E QL.49F QL.217 QL.217B QL.281 Nghi Son–Bai Tranh Trường Sơn Đông Southern QL.13 QL.13B QL.13C QL.14C QL.20 QL.20B QL.22 QL.22B QL.22C QL.30 QL.30B QL.30C QL.50 QL.50B QL.51 QL.51C QL.53 QL.53B QL.54 QL.55 QL.55B QL.56 QL.56B QL.57 QL.57B QL.57C QL.60 QL.61 QL.61B QL.61C QL.62 QL.63 QL.63B QL.80 QL.80B QL.80C QL.91 QL.91B QL.91C QL.91D QL.N1 QL.N2 Quan Lo–Phung Hiep Hành lang ven biển phía Nam

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