Expressway 130 (South Korea)

Expressway 130 in South Korea
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Basic data
Operator:	Korea Expressway Corporation
Start of the street:	Incheon airport
End of street:	Seoul
Overall length:	40 km
of which in operation:	40 km
Thu ( province ):	Incheon Gyeonggi-do Seoul
Course of the road (1)  Airport Town Square ( 공항 신도시 분 ) (2)  Incheon Airport ( 공항 입구 ) (3)  Geumsan ( 금산 ) Yeongjong Grand Bridge ( 영종 대교 ) (4)  Incheon North ( 북인천 ) New Airport ( 신공항 요금소 ) (5)  No-oji ( 노오지 분기점 ) (6)  Gimpo Airport ( 김포 공항 ) (7)  City expressway 88 (88 분기점 ) (8th)  Bungno ( 북로 분기점 )

The Expressway 130 ( kor. 인천 국제 공항 고속도로 , Incheon Gukje Gongshang Gosok Doro) is an expressway in South Korea . The highway connects Incheon Airport with the capital Seoul . The highway is 40 kilometers long. The exit numbering is noticeable as it rises in the wrong direction.

Street description

The highway begins in Seoul at an intersection with City Expressway 70 and then runs along the northern bank of the Han River. The freeway then crosses the Han River and crosses City Expressway 88 on the other side. The freeway then runs past Gimpo Airport , Seoul's smaller airport. Then the Expressway 100 is crossed, the ring road from Seoul. The highway has 2 × 4 lanes west of this junction and then runs north to Incheon. This area has some low forested hills and small suburbs. The highway then narrows to 2 × 3 lanes towards Yeongjong Island via the Yeongjong Bridge . The bridge is partially designed twice with a lower and a main deck and has 2 × 4 lanes. The freeway crosses Expressway 110 and then ends at Incheon Airport .

history

The freeway opened on November 20, 2000 after the completion of Incheon Airport.

Opening dates of the motorway

from	to	length	date
Airport	Seoul	40 km	11/20/2000

Traffic volume

No data are yet available on the volume of traffic.

Expansion of the roadways

from	to	length	Lanes
Airport	Seoul	40 km	2 × 2, 2 × 3 and 2 × 4

Web links

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