Goga Bridge Night Control Schedule and Traffic Restrictions (September 8th to 11th)


Implementation of Nighttime Full Closure of Geoga Bridge

Geoga Bridge Closure Information

The Geoga Bridge, connecting Geoje Island and Busan, will undergo load testing for a precise safety inspection. Consequently, there will be a full closure from September 8 to 11, 2025, during the nighttime hours.

This closure is a critical procedure to check the structural safety of the bridge. Therefore, citizens and drivers are required to check the closure schedule in advance and plan alternative routes.







Closure Times and Segments

Geoga Bridge Closure Information

This measure will be implemented every night from 10 PM to 5 AM the following morning. Notably, on the last day, September 11, it will continue until 5 AM on September 12.

The affected area includes the entire segment of the Geoga Bridge from Geoje TG to Gaduk TG, impacting both directions.

This closure will take place daily from September 8 (Monday) to September 11 (Thursday), during which vehicle passage on the Geoga Bridge will be completely prohibited.

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Why is the Closure Necessary?

Geoga Bridge Closure Information

The Geoga Bridge has continuously undergone safety inspections since its completion, and this measure is part of a detailed safety inspection based on the Facility Safety Act. Through this, we will carry out load testing to assess the structural stability of the bridge and collect data for safe future operations.

Traffic inconveniences are anticipated, but this is a necessary measure to ensure the safety of large infrastructures, so we sincerely ask for the citizens' understanding and cooperation.





Detours and Precautions



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During the closure of the Geoga Bridge, it is unavoidable to choose detours that pass through Changwon, Masan, Goseong, and Tongyeong. In this case, the distance and time for travel can increase by more than double compared to usual, so it is important for logistics vehicles and long-distance drivers to check the route in advance and start with ample time.

Furthermore, due to the nighttime closure, commuting times and travel schedules may also be affected. In particular, those commuting or traveling between Geoje and Busan will need to readjust their schedules. It is important to plan for smooth travel considering these points.





Conclusion: Essential Measures for Safety

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The nighttime closure of the Geoga Bridge has become an important procedure for safety beyond mere inconvenience. The results of this load testing will contribute to using the Geoga Bridge safely in the future, and the active cooperation of citizens is essential.

Therefore, not only private drivers but also travelers must be aware that the Geoga Bridge will be completely closed every night from September 8 to 11, from 10 PM to 5 AM. It is advisable to check alternative routes in advance.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. What is the schedule for the nighttime closure of the Geoga Bridge?
From September 8 to 11, 2025, the nighttime closure will occur every night from 10 PM to 5 AM the following morning.

The Geoga Bridge will undergo a full closure from Monday, September 8 to Thursday, September 11, 2025, for a total of four days. The closure hours are from 10 PM each night to 5 AM the following morning, and on the last day, September 11, it will be extended until 5 AM on September 12. During this period, all sections of the Geoga Bridge will be banned for vehicle passage in both directions, so drivers should familiarize themselves with the closure schedule in advance.

Q. Why is nighttime closure necessary?
It is necessary to conduct load testing as part of a detailed safety inspection to check the bridge's structural safety.

The Geoga Bridge has continually undergone safety inspections since it opened, and this nighttime closure is part of a detailed safety inspection based on the Facility Safety Act. Load testing will be conducted to assess the structural stability of the bridge by applying actual vehicle loads, and data will be collected for safe future operations. While traffic inconveniences are expected, this is an essential measure to ensure the safety of the bridge, requiring citizens' understanding and cooperation.

Q. What are the detours and precautions during the closure period?
Detours through Changwon, Masan, Goseong, and Tongyeong are required, and travel times and distances will significantly increase.

Since the Geoga Bridge will not be accessible during the closure, it is unavoidable to use detours that go through Changwon, Masan, Goseong, and Tongyeong. This may result in doubling the travel distance and time compared to normal, so logistics vehicles and long-distance drivers should check their routes in advance and leave with ample time. Additionally, the nighttime closure may disrupt commuting hours and travel schedules, so drivers should consider adjusting their plans during this period.

Q. What should citizens be cautious about due to this closure?
Drivers and travelers need to confirm the closure times and plan alternative routes in advance for safe travel.

Due to the full closure of the Geoga Bridge, private drivers and travelers should be aware that passage across the bridge will be fully prohibited from September 8 to 11, every night from 10 PM to 5 AM. Therefore, it is crucial to check alternative routes in advance and allocate sufficient time when using detours. In particular, it's important to reconsider commuting and travel plans, as they may be affected.


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