A panoramic photo of the Korea Rail Network Authority building (right) and Korea Railroad Corporation building (left) located in Dong-gu, Daejeon. Provided by Korea Rail Network Authority.

A panoramic photo of the Korea Rail Network Authority building (right) and Korea Railroad Corporation building (left) located in Dong-gu, Daejeon. Provided by Korea Rail Network Authority.

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[Asia Economy (Daejeon) Reporter Jeong Il-woong] The Chungcheong Headquarters of the Korea Rail Network Authority is commencing the grade separation construction at the Gwanchok Crossing located in Chwiam-dong, Nonsan City. The grade separation involves constructing a 130m long underpass beneath the existing two-lane road to improve traffic convenience for local residents passing through the area.


According to the Rail Network Authority on the 12th, the Gwanchok Crossing was installed during the construction of the Honam Line in 1914 and has been maintained until now.


However, due to aging facilities, pedestrian inconvenience, and frequent traffic congestion during rush hours, the need for grade separation construction has been raised.


Accordingly, the Rail Network Authority plans to complete the construction of the underpass for the Gwanchok Crossing by May 2023.


Once the grade separation construction is completed, it is expected to improve traffic convenience for nearby residents and enhance accessibility to Nonsan Station, contributing to the development of the local community.



Seong Young-seok, head of the Chungcheong Headquarters of the Rail Network Authority, said, “We will make every effort to ensure safety and complete the project on schedule without accidents,” adding, “Along with the grade separation construction, we will also carry out environmental improvement projects along the railway to guarantee residents a safe and pleasant living environment.”


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