”It's nothing but hell”...What is the cause of the huge traffic jam in Myeong-dong? = Korea

Traffic jams on the way home near Myeong-dong in Seoul, a congested area in South Korea, have recently become even more serious, and residents are complaining of their distress.
Since the 26th of last month, the city of Seoul has stopped all 29 route buses at the entrance of Myeong-dong in front of designated information boards to allow passengers to board.
Changed to allow. Until now, only some routes had passengers lined up in front of information boards to board. As a result, the Myeong-dong Entrance bus stop is crowded with citizens waiting for buses during the off-duty hours. proposal
Buses lined up to stop in front of the inner board, causing heavy traffic congestion and longer waiting times for citizens to board. An even bigger problem is the traffic jams starting from Myeongdong and passing through Sungnyemun until Seoul Station.
Secondly, approximately 1.8km of the area will be congested. Citizens who actually use this stop say, ``I waited in line for 40 minutes. The bus never came. Coming home from work is very stressful.''
``It would be faster if we just walked. It would be hell,'' he complained. Some citizens criticized it as a ``desktop administration'' that was implemented without understanding the situation on the ground.
However, Seoul City's position is that it had no choice but to change the boarding system at Myeong-dong Entrance Stop for safety reasons. An official said, ``Many passengers rushed out to board the bus.''
"We received many complaints that they were worried about the vehicle being crushed and crushed to death, so we decided to make the parking location clearer." When the controversy arose, Seoul City sent on-site guidance personnel to ease the traffic congestion, while clearing the road by the end of this month.
It was announced that of the 29 lines that pass through the Dongguli stop, the stopping locations of five lines bound for Suwon will be changed.