Suffering a heart attack while driving, bus driver Zhou Yu managed to brake twice, bringing the vehicle to a stop and ensuring the safety of 12 passengers before collapsing.

A woman pulled her son to safety as a bus sped onto the sidewalk and crashed into a commercial building.

The Department of Construction proposes piloting demand-responsive transit (DRT) mini-buses to enhance public transport access for residents in narrow streets and residential areas of Ho Chi Minh City.

In the first four months of the year, the number of buses using clean energy in Hanoi significantly increased, exceeding 42% by the end of april, far surpassing the initial target.

Nearly ten passersby, along with the driver and assistant, lifted a multi-ton bus to free a young woman trapped underneath and take her to emergency care on the morning of 4/5.

The city is exploring demand-responsive transit (DRT) with small buses to navigate narrow streets and residential areas, connecting passengers to main bus routes and the metro.

Ho Chi Minh City plans to establish 13 new high-quality airport bus routes directly linking to Long Thanh.