This hot topic is the "last drive across Jamsugyo Bridge."
Vehicle traffic on Seoul's Jamsugyo Bridge has been completely prohibited starting today.
Amid this, citizens capturing their final memories on the bridge have been drawing attention.
Posts about enjoying a final drive across Jamsugyo have been successively uploaded to social media.
Users recalled their memories, leaving comments such as "I went out of regret" and "Thinking that it's the last time made me unexpectedly emotional."
However, some people drew criticism by sticking their heads out of vehicle sunroofs or riding motorcycles and making loud noises while driving.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government plans to completely convert Jamsugyo into a pedestrian-only bridge by August 2027 following construction work.
While pedestrians and cyclists will still be able to cross Jamsugyo during the construction period, passage will be completely restricted for about a month and a half during the paving work.
(Source: Threads elon.rokkaku)
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"This Is the Last Drive": Crowds Flock to Jamsugyo Bridge Following Successive Social Media Posts
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