87 Baekseong Transportation Routes and 135 Buses Expected to Join Strike
Passengers on Route 4305 Should Check Alternative Routes

Anseong City, Gyeonggi Province, has prepared emergency transportation measures, including deploying chartered buses and official vehicles, ahead of a city bus union general strike scheduled for October 30.

Anseong City prepares emergency transportation measures in anticipation of a city bus strike. Courtesy of Anseong City.

Anseong City prepares emergency transportation measures in anticipation of a city bus strike. Courtesy of Anseong City.

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If the strike goes ahead, service is expected to be suspended from the first bus on October 30 on 87 Baekseong Transportation routes, involving 135 buses. Metropolitan bus route 4305 is also included. However, services will operate as usual if negotiations reach an agreement.


The city plans to support residents' travel by using 8 to 9 official vehicles, 11 chartered buses, 7 Annyeong buses, 7 Ddok buses and 403 taxis.


Official buses and chartered buses will be deployed on the Anseong Terminal-Gongdo Terminal-Pyeongtaek Terminal route. Emergency routes will also operate between Anseong Terminal and Iljuk Terminal, and between Gongdo-eup and Wongok-myeon and Yangseong-myeon. Routes connecting the township areas of Bogae, Gosam, Geumgwang, Miyang and Seoun with the old terminal and Anseong Terminal will also be arranged.


Routes 8200 through 8204, routes 4401 and 4402, the Ddok buses in the southern and eastern areas, and route 201 toward Cheonan will operate as usual. Passengers who would normally take route 4305, where service is expected to be suspended, will need to take route 4401 or 4402 and transfer.



The city urged residents to check bus services before commuting to work or school and to use alternative transportation, such as carpooling and taxis, during the strike. Information on emergency routes and schedules will be provided on the city hall website and through the city's notification channel.


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