Incheon City announced on the 28th that it has started providing a remaining seat information service for regular buses traveling on automobile-only roads.
Until now, remaining seat information was only provided for wide-area buses, but considering that standing passengers are not allowed on regular buses passing through Yeongjong Sky City and Incheon International Airport, the service has been expanded.
There are a total of 17 regular bus routes that have started the remaining seat information service. Among them, 14 are seat buses and 3 are trunk bus routes. Remaining seats can be checked through the Incheon City Bus Information System, bus information displays at stops, Naver, and other major portal sites.
For the remaining regular bus routes where standing is allowed, the service continues to provide congestion levels such as crowded, normal, and spacious as before.
An official from Incheon City stated, "With this service expansion, we expect the inconvenience of passengers using regular buses during commuting hours to be reduced," and added, "We will continue to promote various policies to reduce transportation inconveniences."
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