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    Home » Kaohsiung to Replace Zuoying South Gate Roundabout with Signalized Intersection
    Local September 16, 20251 Min Read

    Kaohsiung to Replace Zuoying South Gate Roundabout with Signalized Intersection

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    City says redesign will ease future TSMC traffic, preserve historic gates, and add pedestrian plaza.

    KAOHSIUNG — Kaohsiung’s Transportation Bureau says the Zuoying South Gate roundabout is not being torn down but converted into a four-way intersection as part of the New Provincial Highway 17 project.

    The current layout is really a six-way junction, not a true roundabout. With TSMC moving into the Nanzih Industrial Park, peak-hour traffic there is expected to rise from 850 to 2,000 vehicles. To handle the increase, the city will build a signalized crossroads with three lanes in each direction.

    The South Gate (南門) and Old City Walls (舊城) will remain intact. The old roundabout space will become a pedestrian plaza linking the South and East gates, with 52 new parking spots. Officials say the redesign will improve safety, traffic flow, and create a greener, more visitor-friendly historic site.

    Above: Top image shows current “roundabout,” while bottom image shows what the intersection will look like soon. Photo Credit: Kaohsiung City Government
    Above: Top image shows current “roundabout,” while bottom image shows what the intersection will look like soon. Photo Credit: Kaohsiung City Government

    The Public Works Bureau added that Kaohsiung has proven its efficiency on major projects, pointing to the 2021 Zhongbo overpass removal, completed in just seven days.

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