To help you see how busy Yangjeong Station (Line 1) gets over the course of a day, we aggregated Busan Transportation Corporation's published hourly boarding and alighting data from 2026-01-01 to 2026-07-31 (212 days) by station. The average daily ridership (boarding plus alighting) at Yangjeong Station is about 26,285, and this article shows exactly when it is busiest and when it is quietest, hour by hour.

Yangjeong Station Boarding and alighting summary

Line 1 · 2026-01-01~2026-07-31 average

Average daily boarding
13,094
Average daily alighting
13,191
Peak boarding time
08:00–09:00
Peak alighting time
18:00–19:00

Yangjeong Station Average boarding and alighting by time

Line 1 · Station number 121

TimeAverage boardingAverage alighting
01:00–02:0000
02:00–03:0000
03:00–04:0000
04:00–05:0010
05:00–06:00190127
06:00–07:00375205
07:00–08:00859517
08:00–09:001,4761,148
09:00–10:00868865
10:00–11:00718640
11:00–12:00751666
12:00–13:00855712
13:00–14:00834773
14:00–15:00770715
15:00–16:00872820
16:00–17:00989908
17:00–18:001,0791,219
18:00–19:008681,582
19:00–20:00484724
20:00–21:00403552
21:00–22:00336432
22:00–23:00234338
23:00–24:00127222
24:00–01:00524

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Average Daily Ridership at Yangjeong Station

The average daily boarding count at Yangjeong Station is 13,094, and the average daily alighting count is 13,191. Adding the two together gives an average daily ridership of about 26,285.

These figures are daily averages calculated from the original data Busan Transportation Corporation published over 212 days, from 2026-01-01 to 2026-07-31. They represent the typical scale of usage over that period, not the real-time headcount on any specific date.

The Busiest Time for Boarding at Yangjeong Station

The busiest time for boarding at Yangjeong Station is 08:00–09:00, with an average of 1,476 riders boarding in that hour. Boarding tends to concentrate around the morning commute and school-run hours here.

Conversely, the quietest hour while trains are running is 03:00–04:00, with an average of 0 riders boarding. If you want more room to sit, this time slot can be a useful reference.

The Busiest Time for Alighting at Yangjeong Station

By alighting, 18:00–19:00 has an average of 1,582 riders getting off, making it the hour when the most passengers use this station as their destination.

Comparing the peak boarding hour (08:00–09:00) with the peak alighting hour (18:00–19:00) gives a sense of when Yangjeong Station is used more as a starting point versus a destination.

Comparing Weekday and Weekend Usage Patterns

Boarding at Yangjeong Station averages 14,836 riders a day on weekdays and 8,680 on weekends, so it is busier on weekdays. This suggests a large share of commuting and school-related demand.

The table below shows the full average boarding and alighting figures broken down by hour from 1:00 to 24:00. Busy hours are highlighted, which can help when planning a visit or a transfer.

Notes on Reading This Data

The figures on this page are averages of the source data by station for the period 2026-01-01–2026-07-31. Actual congestion can differ from this average due to construction, events, or seasonal factors, such as higher summer ridership at stations near beaches or amusement parks.

This data cannot tell you real-time train congestion or the current day's operating conditions. For accurate up-to-the-minute status, check on-site station guidance or Busan Transportation Corporation's official channels.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people use Yangjeong Station each day?

Based on data published by Busan Transportation Corporation (2026-01-01–2026-07-31), the average daily boarding count at Yangjeong Station is 13,094 and the average daily alighting count is 13,191.

What is the busiest time at Yangjeong Station?

For boarding, it is 08:00–09:00 (average 1,476), and for alighting, it is 18:00–19:00 (average 1,582).

Is Yangjeong Station busier on weekdays or weekends?

Boarding at Yangjeong Station averages 14,836 riders a day on weekdays and 8,680 on weekends, so it is busier on weekdays. This suggests a large share of commuting and school-related demand.

Is this real-time information?

No. The figures on this page are averages of the source data from 2026-01-01 to 2026-07-31 by station, and do not show real-time train congestion or the current day's passenger count. Check on-site conditions before you actually travel.

Data Source and Usage Notes

This page aggregates by station the hourly boarding and alighting passenger data (2026-01-01–2026-07-31) published by Busan Transportation Corporation. The figures are period averages, not real-time congestion, so check on-site conditions before you actually travel.