The head of Yeongdeungpo-gu district office helps transport students to take exams (Seoul, South Korea)

On the 14th, Choi Ho-kwon, head of Yeongdeungpo-gu in Seoul, used a transportation support vehicle to visit the university entrance exam for the 2025 academic year (Japanese university entrance exam) at Exit 3 of Mullae Station.
The government is providing transportation to test sites for students taking the 2025 Scholastic Aptitude Test (equivalent to the Common Test). Test sites for the 2025 Scholastic Aptitude Test will be set up at a total of nine schools in the area, and Yeongdeungpo-gu is providing safe and comfortable accommodation for test-takers.
To provide a test environment, special traffic measures were established to improve transportation convenience and support rapid transportation. On that day, District Office Mayor Choi Ho-kwon provided a total of eight vehicles, including two administrative vehicles and six private vehicles.
The students were given words of encouragement by members of the automobile maintenance business and the autonomous crime prevention team.
"As this is an important day where the students can fully demonstrate their abilities, we have done our best to prepare transportation arrangements," he said. "We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the students who have had the most difficult time, as well as the parents who have worked hard with us for a long time."
I would also like to express my deepest respect and support to the teacher, and I will continue to offer my strongest support to all test takers so that they can achieve the results they desire."