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Free public parking lot at Yangsan Station to become paid in first half of next year

21.07.2026 06:24 1 min 1 source
busan.com KOR
Free public parking lot at Yangsan Station to become paid in first half of next year
Original source: 부산일보

The public parking lot at Yangsan Station (Busan Metro Line 2), free since 2008, will switch to paid operation in the first half of 2025. The decision addresses long-term parking by campers and trucks, which has caused a shortage of spaces, double parking, and accident complaints. After a 300 million won renovation including CCTV and layout changes, the lot will be managed by a public facility corporation. Fees: first hour free, then 800 won per hour, max 6,000 won per day, free from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. The city may extend paid parking to three other stations.

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