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Starting on March 1, Seoul will introduce QR-type Ttareungi that allows users to borrow and return bikes easily by simply scanning a QR code. Saessak Ttareungi (Budding Ttareungi) that can be safely used by elementary and middle school students will also be introduced for the first time. In response to the spread of COVID-19, Seoul,...   Read more

After Seoul lowered the speed limit of all sections of median bus-only lanes from 50-60km/h to 50km/h for the safety of pedestrians (in December 2019), the travel time slightly increased by less than 2 minutes and the number of pedestrian accidents decreased. To check how much the travel time increased due to the lessening of...   Read more

In order to encourage individuals who are living in green traffic zones to scrap their gas emission grade 5 vehicles or vehicles that are not equipped with a diesel particulate filter (DPF), Seoul will be provisionally offering support of up to KRW 2.5 million as an additional subsidy should these individuals decide to buy a...   Read more