Yangcheon-gu Implements 'Citizen Reporting System' for Illegal Parking and Stopping in Child Protection Zones

From the 29th, easy reporting available through smartphone 신고 app

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Yangcheon-gu (Mayor Kim Soo-young) will implement a citizen reporting system for illegally parked vehicles in school zones starting from the 29th.

Reflecting the increased importance of traffic safety on school routes due to the enforcement of the Min-sik Act and the start of the elementary school semester, the district has expanded the existing citizen reporting system, which covered 8 categories, to include "school zones" in order to prevent secondary damages.

The reporting targets are vehicles illegally parked on roads directly connected to the main gates of elementary schools designated as school zones. The reporting operation hours are from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays, the time period when child traffic accidents frequently occur.

To report, citizens can use reporting apps (Seoul Smart Complaint Report, Life Complaint Report, Safety Report) to take two photos of the illegally parked vehicle at the same location at 1-minute intervals. If the submitted report meets the requirements, a fine will be immediately imposed on the vehicle without on-site verification.

The citizen reporting system, now including "school zones," will be implemented from the 29th. For reports received by July 31, warning notices will be issued to request correction during a guidance period, and from August 3, fines will be strictly enforced.

Kim Soo-young, Mayor of Yangcheon-gu, stated, "We ask for active cooperation to establish a proper parking culture for the safety of children and all citizens."

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