After improving the general design of Busan General Bus Terminal, user satisfaction was 94.9%
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In a user satisfaction survey after the completion of the Busan General Bus Terminal's universal design improvement project, 94.9% of respondents responded that the user environment was improved, and 93.0% expressed the opinion that universal design needs to be expanded to other public facilities.
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Why It Matters
Busan City made its first attempt to improve the Busan General Bus Terminal by applying general-purpose design to public buildings to create a public space that citizens can use comfortably.
Need to expand to other public facilities
(Busan = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Seon-ho = User satisfaction with Busan General Bus Terminal, which completed the universal design improvement project, was found to be high.
There were many opinions that universal design should be expanded to other public facilities.
According to Busan City on the 25th, the city conducted a satisfaction survey of 256 terminal users and workers from the 31st of last month to the 16th of this month, and 94.9% of respondents responded that the terminal usage environment has improved.
The area that was thought to have improved as a result of the general design improvement project was the waiting room and waiting space, which was the most common at 27.4%. This was followed by space image and comfort (21.1%), information signs and information delivery (18.5%), convenience facilities such as nursing rooms (12.8%), ticket booth information facilities (10.0%), and transportation and safety facilities (9.4%).
When asked whether universal design would be expanded to other public facilities, 93.0% of respondents responded that it was necessary.
Busan City carried out large-scale improvement work on the Busan General Bus Terminal as its first attempt to create a public space that citizens can comfortably use by applying general-purpose design to public buildings.
The waiting area, terminal lounge, nursing room, ticket booth, and interior and exterior signs were improved to be more user-friendly, and a separate wheelchair boarding section was also created.
Open Questions
- What is the budget invested in the general design improvement project?
- What are the plans and timing for expanding universal design to other public facilities?







