Jinbuk-myeon in Masanhappo-gu Encourages Traffic Surveyors On-site and Stresses Safety

Amid heightened administrative accountability for recent serious accidents, Jinbuk-myeon in Masanhappo-gu, Changwon Special City, Gyeongnam, visited the site on October 16, 2025, to encourage road traffic surveyors and oversee safety management.

Field Encouragement for Surveyors.

For the 2025 road traffic survey, Jinbuk-myeon in Masanhappo-gu deployed 18 surveyors across three locations within the district for a continuous 24-hour period over two days, October 16 and 17.

The traffic survey is being conducted at one provincial road site and two city and county road sites, recording data such as separate counts for inbound and outbound traffic and vehicle classification based on an integrated 12-category vehicle chart.

Chief Jeong Malim emphasized, "Please take care of your health due to temperature fluctuations between morning and evening, ensure proper attire for surveyors, and strictly follow safety regulations especially for nighttime surveys. If any inconvenience or issues arise during work, contact the person in charge immediately."

The annual road traffic survey is used as fundamental data for understanding road traffic volume and congestion, as well as for planning, constructing, and managing roads.

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