Traffic restrictions in Seoul tomorrow for South Korea's 21st presidential inauguration

In South Korea, the inauguration ceremony for the 21st president is scheduled to take place on the 4th, and as a result, traffic restrictions will be implemented in various parts of Seoul, and traffic congestion is expected.
The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency has announced that it will be holding a special inspection tour of Hyeongchun-ro, Nodeul-ro, and National Assembly-daero streets in connection with the inauguration ceremony of the 21st president to be held at the National Assembly on the 4th.
On the morning of the inauguration day, traffic congestion is expected to occur in the Hyeongchun-ro and Nodeul-ro areas, and in the afternoon, traffic congestion is expected to occur in the National Assembly-daero area.
Some traffic restrictions will be in place in the transit zones around the area, and congestion is expected. Police are urging people to refrain from driving in these transit zones, and if they must use a car, they should stay within the restricted areas.
In order to minimize traffic congestion and inconvenience to citizens, the police will provide real-time traffic information through roadside electronic bulletin boards and traffic announcements, and traffic police officers will
About 535 police officers will be deployed to try to reduce inconvenience to citizens. A Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency official said, "If you are planning to use a car on the 4th, please check the traffic information in advance."
"People can check the information via the National Police Agency's traffic information hotline, the Traffic Information Center's website, or KakaoTalk (Traffic Information Center Navigation)."