Expressway 300 (South Korea)

Expressway 300 in South Korea
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Basic data
Operator:	Korea Expressway Corporation
Start of the street:	Daejeon -West
End of street:	Daejeon -East
Overall length:	21 km
of which in operation:	21 km
Thu ( province ):	Daejeon
Course of the road (1)  Daejeon West ( 서대전 ) (2)  Daejeon West ( 서대전 ) (3)  Anyeong ( 안영 ) (4)  Sannae ( 산내 분기점 ) (5)  Panam ( 판암 ) (6)  Biryong ( 비룡 )

The Expressway 300 is an expressway in South Korea . The highway forms the southern bypass of the city of Daejeon in the middle of the country. The highway is 21 kilometers long.

Street description

The freeway begins west of Daejeon on Expressway 251 , which forms the city's western bypass, and then runs south to the city of Nonsan . Expressway 300 has 2 × 2 lanes and runs east. The motorway runs a little outside the city, through forest and mountain areas, and as a result the road has several tunnels . On the southeast side of Daejeon, Expressway 35 is crossed, which leads to Jinju on the south coast, and to the east, Expressway 300 continues with a double numbering together with Expressway 35. On Expressway 1 , the motorway ends at a motorway junction.

history

In December 1993 the construction of the Expressway 300 began and was opened to traffic on September 6, 1999, at that time still as Expressway 13. On August 25, 2001 the Expressway was renumbered and now has its number as Expressway 300, as the ring road all have 100 numbers starting with the first digit of the zip code of the city concerned.

Opening dates of the motorway

from	to	length	date
Daejeon-West	Daejeon East	20 km	9/6/1999

Traffic volume

In 2008 around 27,000 vehicles were counted on Expressway 300 every day.

Expansion of the roadways

from	to	length	Lanes
Daejeon-West	Daejeon East	20 km	2 × 2

Web links

• Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (Korean)
• Wegenwiki (Dutch)