A key road expansion project in Ho Chi Minh City, costing over 800 billion VND, has been stalled for 11 years due to unresolved land acquisition issues. The project, focused on Lương Định Của road, requires over 2.2 hectares of land for completion. These land-related obstacles have significantly delayed progress on the crucial infrastructure upgrade. Authorities now anticipate the handover of the land will be completed by November 30, 2026. This resolution is a critical step toward finalizing the road expansion and easing traffic congestion. The prolonged delay highlights the challenges of land clearance in Vietnam’s rapidly urbanizing areas. Successful completion of the project will contribute to improved transportation infrastructure in the city.