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▶ Membership Guide    / @incheontoday   Join the Into TV membership and support Incheon Today! ▶ Thank you for joining! Seoldan / Kim Yeori / jgeomdanhana / Kim Taeyun / Noryong / Sung-hee Han / YoungBin Choi / Ninano Lily / Ko Sangwook / Kkarreureu / Earl Grey / Gangbra / Gija Sikdang (Food Hall · Knowledge Hall) / Hamaip / Mak & Tip / ni ha / Lee Seonyoung / Park Yuha ☎ Incheon Today Tip-off Phone Tip-off: 032-508-4346 Email Tip-off: [email protected] [Anchor - Incheon Today INTO-AI Reporter] The construction project for the Bongodae-ro to Gyeongmyeongdae-ro congested road, a key initiative to alleviate traffic congestion in the northern region of Incheon, has passed the government's preliminary feasibility study, accelerating the project's implementation. With the approval of this preliminary study, Incheon City has secured 97.7 billion won in state funding and has prepared the first phase of establishing a north-south arterial road network in the northern region. Incheon City announced on the 8th that the construction project for the Bongodae-ro to Gyeongmyeongdae-ro congested road has passed the preliminary feasibility study conducted by the Ministry of Economy and Finance. This project involves the construction of a new 2.9 km long, four-lane road connecting Hyoseong-dong in Gyeyang-gu and Gongchon-dong in Seo-gu. The project includes a 0.1 km bridge and a 1.5 km tunnel, with a total project cost of 209.8 billion won. With the passing of this preliminary feasibility study, the city has secured 97.7 billion won in state funding, laying the financial foundation for the project's implementation. The Bongodae-ro to Gyeongmyeongdae-ro section is a so-called "missing link" segment, where the existing Bongodae-ro and Gyeongmyeongdae-ro are disconnected. Once the project is completed, it will be linked with the currently underway Geomdan-Gyeongmyeong-ro road construction project (scheduled for 2028) and the Hyoseong Urban Development Zone access road (scheduled for 2027), thereby bringing greater completeness to the north-south arterial road network in the northern region connecting Geomdan New City with Gyeyang and Bupyeong. Incheon City expects to effectively handle the traffic demand resulting from future new urban developments, including Geomdan New City as well as the Hyoseong, Gyeyang, and Bucheon Daejang districts, which will accommodate approximately 280,000 people. Once the new road opens, it is expected to disperse traffic currently concentrated on Seogot-ro and Gyeyang-daero, thereby significantly alleviating chronic traffic congestion in the northern region. Incheon City has analyzed that the benefits felt by citizens will be substantial, with travel times from Incheon City Hall to major areas of Geomdan reduced by about 13 minutes, and from Geomdan District Office to Bupyeong Station by about 8 minutes. In particular, as accessibility connecting Geomdan New City with Gyeyang and Bupyeong improves, the function of the transportation axis linking the old city center and the new cities is also expected to be strengthened. Incheon Mayor Park Chan-dae stated, "The construction project for the Bongodae-ro to Gyeongmyeongdae-ro congested road is a key initiative that will dramatically improve traffic welfare in Incheon's northern region and drive balanced development between the old city center and new towns." He added, "With the passing of the preliminary feasibility study and the securing of 97.7 billion won in state funding, we will cooperate with relevant agencies, including the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, to ensure that follow-up administrative procedures proceed without any setbacks." He continued, "This achievement marks the first fruition of the pledge to build a grid-type road network consisting of five east-west and six north-south axes, which was promised to the citizens." He further added, "We will continue to accelerate the expansion of transportation infrastructure that citizens can truly experience." Original Article: Bongodaero-Gyeongmyeongdaero Connection Overcomes 'First Hurdle'; Preliminary Feasibility Study for Congested Roads in Northern Incheon Passes https://www.incheontoday.com/news/art... Reporter: Hyun Dong-min, Incheon Today Reporter Anchor: Incheon Today INTO-AI Anchor Editor: Ko Ui-jeong, Incheon Today PD ※ This video was created by converting the article into a news briefing script using the AI ​​program Claude 3.7 and utilizing Eleven Labs Voice AI. ☎ Incheon Today Advertising & Sponsorship Inquiries 032-508-4346 [email protected] #Bongodaero #Gyeongmyeongdaero #CongestedRoads #PreliminaryFeasibilityStudy #GeomdanNewCity #BongogyeongmyeongCongestedRoads