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Ho Chi Minh City Plans Dedicated Bus Lanes

Ho Chi Minh City Plans Dedicated Bus Lanes

Ho Chi Minh City Plans Dedicated Bus Lanes
The city's construction department looked at the first month of free bus travel. They saw how it worked.
The city's public transport center said the buses had nearly 478,000 trips in July. They served about 8.5 million people, which is 39% more than last year.
More people used the buses each week. By the fourth week, 45% more people were using them. Some bus routes had a 64% increase in passengers.
The free bus travel also helped the metro. More people used the metro, with 1.8 million trips in July. This is 15% more than last year.
The city is using more technology and making the buses greener. More people are using electronic tickets, and there are more electric buses.
The city will start using artificial intelligence on August 1 to help buses arrive on time.
Even with more people using the buses, there are still problems. There are not enough bus shelters, and some areas are too crowded.
The city will try using artificial intelligence on one bus route to see if it helps. The AI will look at how the buses are running and try to make them more on time.
The city's construction department said the increase in bus use is good. But they want to make sure the buses are on time.
If buses are not on time, people might not use them. This is because being late can cause problems.
The department wants to make sure buses arrive on time. They are trying a new way of running the buses to see if it works.
The city will also look at having special bus lanes to help the buses run on time.
The city wants to make the buses better for passengers. They will introduce a code of conduct for drivers and staff.
The city will give special cards to some people to help them use the buses. They will also start a loyalty program.
The city wants to make the buses better. They will work with the police to stop people from blocking the bus stops.
The city will ask government workers to use the buses two days a week to help.
Tuan Kiet