Breaking
TRRaid on the mansion of the deposed Paraguayan President: 'Israeli-made' secret safe found behind the wallCNForeign capital still sold 90.05 billion yuan! Is Taiwan’s stock market’s surge today another masterpiece of retail investors?DEMusk: Tesla has to pay back deposits for CybertruckCNChinese BYD copied Defender! JLR goes to court and raids BYD offices to seize dataCNWu Zongxian: Lin Guozhang couldn’t answer the question of avoidance of interests, and his laughter turned to anger.CNJiang Wanan helped Qiu Chenyuan to elect Qiu Chenyuan, but he was facing expulsion. Shangguan Qiuyan criticized the Kuomintang for its double standards and ruthlessnessCNDialogue or confrontation? Philippines' dispute over China's line spreads among the peopleKREurope's refrigerators were also hacked... British Army dispatches ‘hacker-catching troops’ overseasINDelhi's post-Diwali smog tests CM's clean-air pledgeDEMarket report: Investors continue to be unsettled after AI crashTRRaid on the mansion of the deposed Paraguayan President: 'Israeli-made' secret safe found behind the wallCNForeign capital still sold 90.05 billion yuan! Is Taiwan’s stock market’s surge today another masterpiece of retail investors?DEMusk: Tesla has to pay back deposits for CybertruckCNChinese BYD copied Defender! JLR goes to court and raids BYD offices to seize dataCNWu Zongxian: Lin Guozhang couldn’t answer the question of avoidance of interests, and his laughter turned to anger.CNJiang Wanan helped Qiu Chenyuan to elect Qiu Chenyuan, but he was facing expulsion. Shangguan Qiuyan criticized the Kuomintang for its double standards and ruthlessnessCNDialogue or confrontation? Philippines' dispute over China's line spreads among the peopleKREurope's refrigerators were also hacked... British Army dispatches ‘hacker-catching troops’ overseasINDelhi's post-Diwali smog tests CM's clean-air pledgeDEMarket report: Investors continue to be unsettled after AI crash
BackYuseong-gu, Daejeon, strives to prepare measures ahead of traffic congestion control
Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, strives to prepare measures ahead of traffic congestion control
Developing
연합뉴스4 hours agoWorld2 min readSouth KoreaView original

Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, strives to prepare measures ahead of traffic congestion control

Quick Look

  • Daejeon Yuseong-gu discussed measures to minimize inconvenience to residents with related organizations ahead of traffic control in the Oncheon Bridge area for construction of tram section 7 on Daejeon Urban Railway Line 2.
  • Traffic will be controlled in 4 out of 10 round-trip lanes for 20 months from the 16th to June 30, 2028.

AI-generated summary

Why It Matters

Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, is about to control traffic around the Oncheon Bridge area for the construction of Daejeon Urban Railway Line 2 Tram Section 7 (approximately 2.6km section between Dasol Apartment and Daejeon City Museum). Oncheon Bridge is a transportation hub in Yuseong-gu connecting the areas of Doan, Bongmyeong, and Eoeun-dong and is within the living area of ​​Chungnam National University students. The daily traffic volume is around 20,000.

Font size

On the 9th, Daejeon Yuseong-gu discussed measures to minimize inconvenience to residents with related organizations ahead of traffic control in the area of ​​Oncheon Bridge, the construction site of Daejeon Urban Railway Line 2 Tram Section 7 (approximately 2.6km section between Dasol Apartment and Daejeon City Museum).

Yuseong-gu Mayor Jeong Yong-rae reviewed the construction progress and surrounding road conditions with about 10 people, including the Yuseong Police Station chief and Daejeon City officials, and shared opinions on cooperation plans to improve vehicle flow.

According to the administrative authorities, for 20 months from the 16th to June 30, 2028, vehicle traffic will be controlled in 4 of the 10 round-trip lanes in the 150m section around Oncheon Bridge. The city explained that this was a construction project to secure the structural safety necessary for tram operation.

Oncheon Bridge is one of the transportation hubs in Yuseong-gu, connecting the areas of Doan, Bongmyeong, and Eoeun-dong, and is a bridge within the living area of ​​Chungnam National University students. Currently, the daily traffic volume in this area is around 20,000 vehicles.

Yuseong-gu plans to discuss ways to secure a bypass with related organizations, including Chungnam National University, while simultaneously designating special parking zones on nearby roads and cracking down on illegal parking.

District Mayor Jeong said, "Tram construction is an important project to improve Daejeon's transportation environment, but we must also carefully consider the difficulties that residents may experience due to construction. We will actively provide administrative support at the district level to minimize inconveniences."

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Yuseong-gu will discuss ways to secure a bypass with related organizations, including Chungnam National University, and designate special parking zones on nearby roads and crack down on illegal parking.

    Likely · Within days

Open Questions

  • What are the specific details of the plan to secure the bypass?
  • What are the plans for alternative transportation during the lockdown period?

Related Topics

This article was originally published by 연합뉴스.

Related Stories

[Video] Gun attack in the middle of downtown Poland... Police officer fights against gunman even after being shot
BREAKING·

[Video] Gun attack in the middle of downtown Poland... Police officer fights against gunman even after being shot

A 24-year-old male gunman opened fire indiscriminately in downtown Krakow, Poland's second largest city, killing six people and wounding 16 others. The gunman was subdued by the police and the bodies of three family members were found at home, and authorities are investigating the incident as a terrorist attack due to far-right ideology and radical nationalism.

연합뉴스
2 min read
Crash costs could fall by W3.3b if 1 in 10 elderly drivers give up licenses: study
World·

Crash costs could fall by W3.3b if 1 in 10 elderly drivers give up licenses: study

A study using Daejeon data estimates that if 1 in 10 drivers aged 65 or older voluntarily surrendered their licenses, the city could see about 137 fewer traffic crashes annually, saving roughly 3.3 billion won ($2.4 million) and cutting greenhouse gas emissions by about 9,700 metric tons. Crashes involving older drivers rose 8.3 percent in South Korea in 2025 even as overall crashes declined.

Korea Herald
2 min read
More on this topicDaejeon Urban Railway