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Rep. Kim Gyo-heung proposes amendment to the Passenger Vehicle Transportation Business Act to eliminate traffic blind spots

Priority grafting of routes, times, and frequencies to new cities where public transportation is insufficient and areas with concentrated commuting demand at the request of passengers

 

In addition, Democratic Party member Kim Gyo-heung (Incheon Seogu-gap, National Land Transportation Commission) said on the 14th, ¡°Passengers with the content of easing requirements so that demand-responsive transportation can be operated in special zones for large-area transportation, routes abolished, and regulatory sandbox areas. A representative proposal was made for a partial amendment to the Automobile Transportation Business Act.¡±

 

Demand-responsive means of transport is a method of transporting passengers by flexibly operating routes, times, and frequencies according to passengers' requests. In the case of new cities, it took a long time for public transportation such as buses and subways to open, causing great discomfort for tenants. During rush hour, temporary demand is concentrated from residential areas to stations or major transportation hubs, causing inconvenience in many cases.

 

A bus that moves according to a set timetable has rigidity and inefficiency that it must run even without passengers, so it is difficult to operate effectively when demand is unbalanced, such as during rush hour.

 

When a demand-responsive transportation method incorporating IT technology is introduced, it is possible to flexibly operate where there is demand for passengers, thereby complementing the limitations of the existing transportation system.

 

However, under the current law, demand-response transportation can only be operated in rural and fishing villages and areas with insufficient public transport, so the above problems could not be resolved.

 

In order to solve this problem, Rep. Kyo-heung Kim proposed a revised bill of the Passenger Vehicle Transportation Business Act. The main targets are: ¨ç new cities with insufficient demand until activation, ¨è transportation bases where demand is temporarily concentrated, ¨é commuting hours where traffic demand is concentrated, ¨ê replacing deficit routes, and ¨ë demand in case of special cases of regulatory verification Through responsive transportation, it is possible to eliminate the blind spot of existing public transportation.

 

 

Rep. Kim Gyo-heung said, ¡°We will be able to resolve the traffic blind spots caused by the limitations of existing transportation methods that are bound to operate rigidly through demand-responsive transportation.¡± ¡°A new form of demand response combined with IT technology It is expected that transportation convenience will be expanded to the entire public through the type of transportation.¡± hpf21@naver.com

 

  
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