Shared-bike rides can earn points worth KRW 400/km through November 30
Carbon Neutral Points members using Ddareungi, Gbike or Changwon Nubija can receive four times the usual shared-bike credit on qualifying rides
The 3.26 km Yeongjong–Sindo Peace Road opened on July 14 with a pedestrian-and-bicycle shared path, giving Sindo its first fixed road connection to Yeongjong
Riders can now cross between Yeongjong and Sindo without taking the ferry, but the bridge path is shared with pedestrians.
The 3.26 km Yeongjong–Sindo Peace Road opened on July 14 with a pedestrian-and-bicycle shared path, giving Sindo its first fixed road connection to Yeongjong.
Incheon completed the road at the end of June and opened it to traffic at 14:00 on July 14 after joint safety checks. The 3.26 km link includes a 2.07 km marine bridge.
The city describes it as a normal two-lane road that can be used by cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians. People walking and cycling use the shared path alongside the vehicle lanes.
We have not ridden the bridge, so there is no claim here about surface quality, wind exposure, entry layout, or how comfortable it feels in traffic.
The shared-path label matters. Follow the signs, slow down around people walking, and do not treat it like a bike-only lane just because the bridge is new. New concrete does not settle right-of-way arguments.
Actually open. Not yet ridden by us.
For riders, the change is simple: this crossing no longer depends on a ferry timetable.
Shared-bike rides can earn points worth KRW 400/km through November 30
Carbon Neutral Points members using Ddareungi, Gbike or Changwon Nubija can receive four times the usual shared-bike credit on qualifying rides
Ara Waterway south-side lights are out on one section
Streetlights are out on the south-side bike and walking path from Maehwa Hill to the large cut slope, with no repair date yet