Yongin City Invests 9.8 Billion Won in Municipal Funds
Completes Work on 100-Meter Stretch
to the Central Police Substation Intersection

Yongin Special City in Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Lee Sangil) announced on November 2 that it had widened the road around Gimnyangjang Station on the Yongin EverLine in Cheoin-gu from two lanes in both directions to four lanes.

Yongin Special City widened a nearby road from two lanes to four to ease traffic congestion around Gimnyangjang Station in Cheoin-gu. Provided by Yongin City.

Yongin Special City widened a nearby road from two lanes to four to ease traffic congestion around Gimnyangjang Station in Cheoin-gu. Provided by Yongin City.

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The city completed the road-widening and paving project on a 100-meter-long, 20-meter-wide road running from Gimnyangjang Station past the front of Geumho Eoullim Apartments to the intersection at the Central Police Substation, spending 9.8 billion won in city funds.


On this stretch, the road narrowed in front of Geumho Eoullim Apartments, causing bottlenecks as vehicles turning left and right became entangled. Traffic congestion was particularly severe during commuting hours, inconveniencing residents.


In February 2023, the city signed an agreement with the Korea Real Estate Board to entrust it with compensation work for land and buildings, and proceeded with the compensation process. In March 2025, it began demolishing existing buildings and widening and paving the road, completing the project in November 2026.


The city expects the expansion to improve traffic flow around Gimnyangjang Station. It also plans to improve urban planning roads closely connected to residents' daily lives to create a safe and comfortable traffic environment.



A Yongin City official said, "We expect the expansion of the road around Gimnyangjang Station to four lanes to significantly improve convenience for residents." The official added, "We will continue to carry out road projects without a hitch and promote balanced development across the region."


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