INTER-REGIONAL HIGH-SPEED TRAIN PROJECT
28/09/2025
Client
Ministry of Transport
Scope
Technical design consulting, construction supervision for the entire route
13 km
Length
15
Structures
18,000 billion VND
Total Investment
Project Description
The project to build a high-speed railway connecting key economic zones from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City with a design speed of 350km/h, shortening travel time to 5-6 hours. The 16-car train with a capacity of 1,200 seats is designed according to international standards, integrating smart technology such as ETCS Level 3 automatic control system, regenerative brakes and high-performance electric motors. The route includes 23 main stops in major cities, 15 large river bridges and 12 mountain tunnels. The signaling and safety system is equipped with AI sensors to detect obstacles, forecast weather and adjust speed automatically. The rails are made of stainless steel with high temperature resistance and minimal vibration. The stations are designed in a hub model connecting with airports, bus stations and urban trains to create a seamless transportation network. The project also integrates renewable energy through solar panels installed along the route and wind turbines at suitable locations.
Challenges
- Diverse terrain: Overcome many types of terrain from plains, mountains to coastal areas
- Land Clearance: Large land acquisition required with complex legal process
- Advanced technology: Requires high-speed rail technology that is not yet experienced in Vietnam
- Environmental Impact: Solutions needed to minimize impacts on ecosystems and local communities
Solutions
- Route Optimization Design: Using GIS Technology and 3D Simulation to Optimize Routes
- Transparent compensation: Building a fair compensation mechanism and resettlement support for people
- International joint ventures: Cooperation with experienced companies such as JR Central, SNCF, Deutsche Bahn
- Environmental Impact Assessment: Conduct detailed EIA and apply ecological protection measures
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