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Heavy traffic jams gradually easing on 5th day of holiday – The Korea Times

Heavy traffic jams gradually easing on 5th day of holiday – The Korea Times
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Heavy traffic on expressways expected on 4th day of holiday

Expressways were expected to experience heavy traffic Sunday, the fourth day of the extended Chuseok holiday, as people traveled back home. As of 9 a.m., the estimated travel time to Seoul from the southeastern port city of Busan was 5 hours and 26 minutes, 5 hours and 6 minutes from the southeastern city of Ulsan, and 3 hours and 50 minutes from the southwestern city of Gwangju, according to Korea Expressway Corp. T.

Expressway congestion partially eases up as Koreans return home following Chuseok

Congestion on most highways and roads across the country started easing up Sunday night, as people were heading back home on the fourth day of the extended Chuseok holiday.

Traffic heavy on expressways following Chuseok

Traffic was backing up heavily on many expressways across the country Saturday as people traveled back home on the third day of the extended six-day Chuseok holiday. This year's Chuseok, the Korean fall harvest celebration, fell on Friday, and the holiday runs from Thursday through Tuesday when the country marks National Foundation Day. According to Korea Expressway Corp., major highways, particularly Seoul-boun.

Traffic jammed on highways ahead of extended Chuseok holiday

Heavy traffic began to build up on major roads and highways across South Korea on Wednesday as people headed to their hometowns to celebrate the extended Chuseok holiday.

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