The survey will be carried out at 40 locations — 10 on provincial roads and 30 on county roads.
Haenam-gun will conduct a 24-hour road traffic survey from 7 a.m. Thursday to 7 a.m. Friday.
The survey follows guidelines set by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and records all vehicles passing through designated points, categorized by vehicle type, direction of travel and time of day. Under the Road Act, the survey is conducted simultaneously nationwide every October.
A total of 240 surveyors will be deployed across 40 locations — 10 on provincial roads and 30 on county roads — to conduct observations at designated posts. Safety equipment, including signs, will be installed to guide vehicles safely and minimize disruption to traffic flow.
The results will be entered into the traffic information system and used as foundational data for road planning, design and operations, as well as for building the national transportation database.
"We will conduct the survey in a way that minimizes inconvenience to residents, and we ask for their understanding," a county official said.
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