Results from last week's vote!

You may have seen that Seoul will be trialing seatless subway cars on lines 4 and 7 from Jan next year. Only two cars per train will be replaced with these, with plans to expand further if successful. Surprised that there are no center poles which some other subway cars do have.

A few days later than originally planned, the new seatless carriages will start appearing on Line 4 trains during rush hour from tomorrow. Only carriages 3 and 4 will be seatless, with extra handles and supports installed for safety. m-en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN202401…

The countdown is on! The first GTX-A section between Dongtan-Suseo opens on March 30, with full-scale test runs starting today for the next twenty days. MOLIT has also signed an agreement with 6 local governments to progress the proposed GTX A-C extensions. Stay tuned for more!

Take note if you usually use the bus to commute. Metro services will also likely be extremely busy.

Hard to believe that the first section of the GTX-A opens tomorrow from Dongtan (동탄) to Suseo (수서). Can remember seeing signs around town promoting the project back in 2012.

South Korea's GTX-A Line has officially launched earlier this year. While the launch marks a significant achievement, it has been tempered by several unmet expectations and disappointing ridership numbers. kojects.com/2024/08/11/gtx…

You can now track Seoul Metro trains in real time on Kakao Map! Check out the video below. Kakao Map also has real-time bus tracking in certain regions around the country, with plans to launch the feature in other regions in the future.