Bai Chay Bridge, a vital bridge connecting Hon Gai and Bai Chay in Ha Long City, Quang Ninh province, has prohibited trucks and rudimentary vehicles from operating since 8:30 AM on September 7th due to storm effects. This decision was made to ensure the safety of people and vehicles participating in traffic under strong winds and heavy rain conditions.
Truck Ban on Bai Chay Bridge for Safety Assurance
To ensure public safety during the storm, functional forces in Quang Ninh province and Ha Long city have set up barriers, prohibiting motorbikes and rudimentary vehicles from crossing Bai Chay Bridge. This measure aims to minimize the risk of traffic accidents caused by strong winds. Simultaneously, functional forces also advised people to stay home for safety; and not to go out or participate in traffic unless absolutely necessary.
Support for People Crossing the Bridge
To support people with travel needs, the Department of Transport has arranged free trucks to transport motorbikes across the bridge. Traffic Police officers of Ha Long City Police have also deployed sufficient personnel at both ends of the bridge to control and divert vehicles. This support helps people still move across the bridge safely without having to use motorbikes in dangerous weather conditions.
Notes for Other Vehicles
For cars and motorized vehicles circulating on the roads, drivers must strictly adhere to safety principles, especially regarding speed and distance, to ensure the safety of life and property for themselves and everyone else in strong winds and heavy rain due to the storm. Strict compliance with traffic regulations will help minimize accidents and traffic congestion in bad weather.
Conclusion
The ban on trucks and rudimentary vehicles crossing Bai Chay Bridge is a necessary measure to ensure the safety of people during storm landfall. The Department of Transport and functional forces have taken timely support measures so that people can still move across the bridge safely. Everyone needs to follow weather information and comply with the instructions of authorities to ensure safety for themselves and the community.
