South Korea will reduce gasoline and diesel prices by 100 won per liter at highway gas stations during the Chuseok holiday period, while public EV charging fees will fall to roughly half their usual level. Authorities will also deploy 19 mobile chargers at eight highway rest stops from the 23rd to the 27th as they prepare for increased electric-vehicle travel. Drivers are advised to leave with full batteries, identify backup charging sites near interchanges and check real-time availability through the Korea Expressway Corporation’s highway traffic information application or the government’s zero-emission vehicle portal. The mobile chargers will prioritize vehicles with batteries below half capacity and provide about 20 kilowatt-hours per vehicle. Existing plans call for public charging discounts of up to 50% from the 24th to the 27th between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Drivers are also urged to remain attentive rather than rely excessively on smart cruise control, as injury-causing accidents on the day before Chuseok have averaged 45.3% above normal levels over the past five years.