Pyeongtaek City Launches Free Shuttle Buses for Poseung Industrial Complex Workers Starting on the 12th

Connecting Pyeongtaek Station and Anjung Terminal

Pyeongtaek City in Gyeonggi Province announced on the 12th that it has begun operating free shuttle buses for workers in the Pyeongtaek Poseung (BIX) District Industrial Complex to facilitate their commutes starting that day.

A free shuttle bus service operating between Pyeongtaek Station and Anjung Terminal started on the 12th to facilitate commuting for workers at Pyeongtaek Poseung Industrial Complex. Provided by Pyeongtaek City

This project is a provincial government-subsidized initiative aimed at improving the working environment by alleviating transportation inconveniences for industrial complex workers and easing the labor shortage faced by businesses. In the Pyeongtaek area, the route has now been expanded to include the Poseung District, in addition to the existing Eoyeon Hansan and Hyeongok Industrial Complexes.

The shuttle buses stop at only three locations-Pyeongtaek Station, Anjung Bus Terminal, and the Poseung District-to ensure quick commutes. The morning bus departs from Pyeongtaek Station at 6:50 a.m., while the evening bus leaves the industrial complex at 5:20 p.m.

The shuttle service is operated in cooperation between Pyeongtaek City and the Gyeonggi Free Economic Zone Authority. Any employee of a company located in the industrial complex can use the service free of charge. For detailed information on routes and schedules, inquiries can be made to the Corporate Investment Division at Pyeongtaek City Hall or the Planning and Administration Division at the Gyeonggi Free Economic Zone Authority.

The city plans to expand the shuttle routes and improve services based on actual usage data and additional demand surveys.

Pyeongtaek Mayor Jung Jangsun stated, "The operation of the shuttle buses will help resolve transportation inconveniences, benefiting both businesses and the local community," adding, "We will continue to implement various policies to ensure that workers and companies in the western region are not left behind."

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