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Won-joo Lee, Director-General of the Urban Planning Bureau of Incheon Metropolitan City, stated regarding the location data update, "Properly reflecting accurate place names on maps improves daily navigation for citizens and directly aids 119 emergency services in locating scenes quickly. We will meticulously identify and rectify mismatched names." Incheon Metropolitan City (Mayor Chan-dae Park) announced on August 11 that it completed an intensive audit of location data on major private mapping applications.
According to the city, a comparative check was conducted since June on 492 public land and intersection names across Naver, Kakao, and TMAP.
The city requested operators to fix omissions and errors, boosting the map reflection rate from 40% to 92%. Incheon expects this step to streamline emergency response routes for 119 services. Furthermore, the city plans to update outdated designations, such as 'Nambuyeok 3-way Intersection' where the facility no longer exists, and rename nameless or misleading underpasses.
While aligning mapping data with private software and revising outdated intersection names provides a plausible narrative for public safety and traffic logistics, skepticism remains.
Critics point out that celebrating routine software synchronization while real-world physical signs remained incorrect for years borders on bureaucratic complacency. Rather than relying on app database updates, the city needs practical measures, such as immediately replacing physical road signage across all districts and completing site-level field audits for unnamed intersections.
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