For Bus, Taxi, and Cargo Vehicle Drivers
Enhancing Transportation Services for International Events

From October 20 to 23, Pohang City is conducting the "Courtesy and Safety Training in Preparation for the APEC Summit" at the Deogeop Workers’ Welfare Center for 1,200 commercial vehicle drivers, including those operating buses, taxis, and cargo vehicles.


This training, which accommodates 300 participants per day, is a practical, hands-on program designed to ensure safe and courteous service for both domestic and international visitors to Pohang ahead of the global summit.

Pohang City started the "Courtesy and Safety Training in Preparation for the APEC Summit" on the 20th. Photo by Pohang City

Pohang City started the "Courtesy and Safety Training in Preparation for the APEC Summit" on the 20th. Photo by Pohang City

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The training was organized to provide friendly and safe transportation services to domestic and international tourists visiting Pohang, a neighboring city, ahead of the 2025 APEC Summit to be held in Gyeongju.


The program focuses on practical topics such as enhancing service mindset, establishing safe driving habits, emergency response skills, and raising awareness of the roles of transportation workers during the APEC Summit.


Additionally, the training includes practical guidance on APEC-related information and promotional techniques, traffic accident prevention, and updates on revised road traffic laws, all of which can be immediately applied in the field to maximize effectiveness.


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A city official stated, "The courtesy and safety provided by bus, taxi, and cargo vehicle drivers are crucial factors in shaping the city's image," adding, "Through this training, Pohang City will continue to provide guidance and management to ensure that our transportation services meet the high standards expected for international events."


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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