A belated Happy New Year to all! A lot coming up for the site this year.
I’m happy to announce that today Kojects has been “relaunched”, and that a good friend of mine Nikola Medimorec has joined me as administrator and co-editor of the site. Nikola previously blogged about various transport and urban development projects and issues at seoulandkorea.blogspot.kr and will now be exploring the same issues here at Kojects. So expect more frequent posts that cover a wider range of transport and other relevant issues!
2012 was a huge year with 7 extensions for rail/metro lines, 2 brand new lines, the new rapid bus system in Sejong City and two storey trains to mention a few. While there may not be as many things happening for rail in 2013, there is no shortage of new projects being completed, built and approved in other areas. We have also added a page with useful links for all modes of transport in Korea including shared bikes and ferries.
Feel free to let us know if there are any projects — transport or otherwise, that you think would be worth covering here. Kojects is also open to contributors with relevant content, so if you think you fit the bill please feel free to e-mail us.
– Andy
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