Just Detour for Two Days! ... Geoje~Busan Geoga-daero Songjeong Ramp Construction Section 'No Passage'

Use Detour from Deokpo Intersection to Okpo Samgeori on the 14th-15th

A section of the Geoje-Busan Geoga Expressway Songjeong Ramp in Gyeongnam will be fully closed for two days.
[Image source=Gyeongnam Geoje City Hall]

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Seryeong] Traffic on some sections of the Songjeong Ramp on the Geoje-Busan Geoga Expressway in Gyeongnam will be completely restricted for two days starting from the 14th.

The Gyeongsangnam-do Road Management Office announced on the 13th that traffic on 250m sections of the Songjeong Ramp D Bridge and E Bridge on National Support Local Road No. 58 will be limited until the 15th due to maintenance work on aging bridges.

According to the office, since the Songjeong Ramp D Bridge and E Bridge are single-lane and have many high-speed vehicles, it is difficult to secure the pavement construction area without fully restricting both bridges, and there is a high risk of safety accidents.

During the vehicle restriction period from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., traffic from Geoje-daero to Geoje Tollgate on Songjeong Ramp D Bridge and from Geoje Tollgate to Geoje City Hall on Songjeong Ramp E Bridge will be limited.

During these hours, detours must be taken as follows: Songjeong Ramp D Bridge - Geoje-daero → Okpo Samgeori → Deokpo Intersection; Songjeong Ramp E Bridge - Deokpo Intersection → Okpo Daecheop-ro → Geoje-daero.

Director Hwasungho said, “The upper bridge maintenance work is scheduled from August 24 to September 28, but to minimize inconvenience to users, we decided to fully restrict traffic only during the pavement construction period. We will minimize the restriction period and allow traffic outside the weekday working hours from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.”

He added, “We will actively request cooperation and publicity from related organizations such as Geoje City Hall and Geoje Police Station to prevent safety accidents and ensure smooth project progress. Please drive with extra caution when using the Geoga Expressway.”

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