A trip on an all-stop service from one end of the route to the other will take 75 minutes, while express services will take 54 minutes.

An adult fare costs 3000 won, and it will be fully integrated with other public transport modes, including transfer discounts for bus and metro.

All aboard! Seoul is currently trialling the new Hangang Bus service, a commuter ferry service for the Han River which will travel between Magok and Jamsil docks.

Members of the public have been signing up to test the service which is set to launch in full from September.

Janghang Line: Yongsan - Iksan

Seohae Line: Hongseong - Seohwaseong

Chungbuk Line: Daejeon - Jecheon

This information could change at anytime and it's recommended you check the Korail app or website for the latest.

The current disruptions listed in the previous tweet are:

Gyeongbu Main Line (Not KTX): Seoul - Daejeon / Dongdaegu - Busan

Honam Main Line (Not KTX): Yongsan - Seodaejeon / Gwangjusongjeong - Mokpo

Gyeongjeon Line: Dongdaegu - Jinju

⚠ Due to heavy rain and flooding around the country, numerous rail services have been suspended. Check the Korail homepage (www.korail.com/ticket/main) for the latest info.

Here are the current service disruptions at the time of this post. Stay safe folks.

You can now track Seoul Metro trains in real time on Kakao Map! Check out the video below.

Kakao Map also has real-time bus tracking in certain regions around the country, with plans to launch the feature in other regions in the future.

Cheers. Yeah, we've been a bit silent recently just busy with life but looking to get back into it!

Subway fares to increase by 150 won to 1,550 won in capital area Subway fares in the capital area will increase by 150 won ($0.10) to 1,550 won sometime in the first half of the year, according to the Seoul Metropolitan Government, Monday.

Seoul plans to raise the subway fare in the first half of 2025 by 150 KRW.
The most recent fare increase was in October 2023. The new base fare will then be 1,550 KRW. #SeoulMetro
www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2...

Of course our first post ends up having a typo! 🙃😅

A photo of an ITX-Eum train with four carriages traveling through a section with multiple train tracks and very close to the coast which has a beautiful blue color.

We've made it to Bluesky! It's always challenging starting an account from scratch, but if you're interested in transport and urbanism projects in Korea then give us a follow.

As a first post, here's the Donghae Line which opened on Jan 1 and now connects Gangneung and Busan.

More pots to come!