Second Gyeongin Expressway

• 19 December 1990: Construction begins. • 6 July 1994: Neunghae IC~Gwangmyeong IC segment opens to traffic. • 18 December 1995: Gwangmyeong IC~Seoksu IC segment opens to traffic. • 28 December 1998: Seoksu IC~Sammak IC segment opens to traffic. • 16 October 2009: Incheon Grand Bridge opens to traffic. • May 2012: Seoksu IC~Seongnam JC construction begins. • May 2017: Seoksu IC~Seongnam JC segment opens to traffic. ==Fire==

On 29 December 2022, a major fire broke out on the near Gwacheon, leaving five dead and 37 others injured. == Compositions ==

Lanes • Ongnyeon IC~Hagik JC: 2 • Yeonsu JC~Ongnyeon IC, Seoksu IC~Sammak IC : 4 • Gonghang Newtown JC ~ Yeongjong IC, Incheon Bridge TG ~ Yeonsu JC, Neunghae IC ~ Namdong IC, Seochang JC ~ Seoksu IC : 6 • Namdong IC ~ Seochang JC : 9 (Incheon 5, Anyang 4) • Yeongjong IC ~ Incheon Bridge TG : 10 Length • Total: 67.8 km • Incheon Bridge: 19.96 km • Neunghae~Yeosudaero: 48.6 km • Yeonsu~Songdo: 1.03 km Limited Speed • Maximum speed: 100 km/h • Minimum speed: 50 km/h == Gallery ==

File:Airport Town Square Junction Incheon Korea 20091031.jpg|Airport Town Square JC File:2nd Gyeongin Expressway South Incheon TG.JPG|South Incheon TG File:Korea Expressway Seochang JCT.JPG|Seochang JC (Junction to Yeongdong Expressway) File:2nd Gyeongin Expressway Namdong IC.JPG|Namdong IC File:Korea Expwy Munhak IC.jpg|Munhak IC File:Incheon bridge 20091031 001.jpg|Incheon Grand Bridge File:Incheon bridge toll gate 20091031.jpg|Incheon Bridge TG File:Seoksu IC 20181230 135631.jpg|Seoksu IC == List of facilities ==

• IC: Interchange, JC: Junction, SA: Service Area, TG:Tollgate Incheon Grand Bridge Original Line of 2nd Gyeongin Expway Yeonsu - Songdo section ==See also==