Police Deploy 344 Officers to Provide Security and Traffic Control at 28 CSAT Test Sites in Ulsan

【Financial News Ulsan = reporter Choi Soo-sang】 The Ulsan Metropolitan Police Agency will deploy 344 police personnel to 28 CSAT test sites in the region to support the escort of test papers, security and traffic control.
The Ulsan Metropolitan Police Agency said on the 13th that, to ensure the smooth administration of the 2027 College Scholastic Ability Test scheduled for the 19th, it will deploy a total of 344 police personnel, 92 police vehicles and 10 police motorcycles. Starting on the 16th with security at the test-paper storage facility, the deployment will cover test-paper escorts, security at 28 test sites on exam day and traffic management. Eighty-eight members of partner organizations, including model drivers, will assist with traffic management during the arrival period.
For the transport of test papers, police officers will ride in patrol cars and other vehicles and jointly escort them with education office officials along a total of 28 routes. The same procedure will apply when answer sheets are returned after the exam. Officers will be stationed until the exam ends to support safety management.
The integrated security situation room will oversee CSAT security and prepare for threats to public safety related to the exam.
To manage traffic around the test sites, vehicles bringing examinees will be directed to drop them off 200 meters from the site during the arrival period so they can walk to their designated rooms.
Examinees who have difficulty reaching their test site for unavoidable reasons will receive transportation assistance in patrol cars or other vehicles, depending on conditions at the scene.
Real-time traffic information around the test sites will also be provided through TBN Ulsan Traffic Broadcasting and electronic road signs at 56 locations.
During the English listening test, emergency vehicles will be asked to refrain from sounding their sirens, and large trucks that generate noise will be diverted. On roads around Nam-mok High School, which is near Bangeojin Ring Road, traffic will be limited to one lane to reduce noise and encourage vehicles to travel slowly.
After the exam ends, school resource officers will be deployed to busy areas at night to preemptively prevent youth from being exposed to harmful environments such as drinking and smoking.
Meanwhile, 11,246 students in Ulsan are taking this year's CSAT. The exam will be held at 28 sites in total: 27 general test sites and one hospital test site.
On exam day, the 19th, examinees must enter their designated test rooms by 8:10 a.m., whether or not they are taking the first session. They must bring their admission tickets and ID.


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