The municipal government is looking at a package of financial support to help industrial workers and low‑income earners meet emission inspections and switch to electric motorcycles. Understanding these measures shows how the city hopes to reduce transport costs for vulnerable groups.

Near‑poor households would receive about VND14 million (US$547), covering roughly 70 % of a motorcycle conversion cost. Poor households would get full support of around VND20 million (US$782) per vehicle.

Ride‑hailing and delivery riders could qualify for registration‑fee and loan‑interest assistance worth about VND5 million (US$195) per vehicle. The city will also study subsidies for initial inspection fees and partial repair costs for people facing financial difficulties.

Trade‑in programmes, preferential loans and installment‑payment schemes are being explored for residents who switch to electric or other clean‑energy vehicles. The Department of Construction will study technical assistance, vehicle‑maintenance and repair services, and replacement programmes for high‑emission motorcycles, especially for low‑income workers.