Seoul will open a new facility along the Han River on Nov. 14, designed to seamlessly link cycling with river bus transit, offering riders a dedicated hub to rest, make repairs and switch between land and water routes. Located beside the Jamsil Hangang Bus terminal, the Jamsil Hangang Bike Station will operate daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission is free, and the station features self-service repair equipment, charging units for electric bikes and direct pedestrian access to the river bus dock. The facility is designed for both commuters and recreational riders, with bicycle repair tools, first-aid kits and a dedicated resting area. Its location is intended to make combining cycling with water transportation easier, allowing passengers to bring their bicycles aboard Han River buses, disembark at Jamsil and use the station before continuing their journeys. Conversely, cyclists traveling along the Han River paths can stop at the facility before boarding a water bus. The station has a modular design that allows the city to rearrange facilities or add features depending on demand and availa