License Plates and Address Plates OK?… Ulsan City Investigates Damage to Address Information

Inspection of Urban Address Information Facilities Until June

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Ulsan City, together with districts and counties, will begin inspecting address information facilities such as street name signs within the city.

To efficiently manage facilities containing address information and make it easier for citizens to use addresses, a comprehensive survey will be conducted by the end of June.

Since the nationwide announcement of street name addresses on July 29, 2011, Ulsan City's address information facilities currently include 17,577 street name signs, 103,169 building number plates, 1,677 basic number plates, 658 object address plates, 1,336 national point number plates, and 16 address information guide plates as of 2023.

Ulsan City plans to inspect whether address information facilities are lost or damaged, the appropriateness of their inscriptions, the suitability of their locations, and the visibility status.

Additionally, through this survey, facilities requiring maintenance will be repaired or replaced, and new installations will be expanded where necessary. Building number plates that have exceeded a 10-year durability period will be replaced free of charge.

An official from Ulsan City stated, “We will carefully investigate to ensure convenient navigation and prompt response in emergencies, and strive to maintain and manage address information facilities.”

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