Jeongeup-si, Free Vehicle Inspection Service for Disabled Persons Receives Positive Response

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Jaegil] The Jeongeup City Disabled Comprehensive Welfare Center (hereinafter referred to as the Welfare Center) in Jeonbuk announced on the 21st that it conducted free vehicle inspections for the safety of vehicles owned by disabled persons in the parking lot of the Disabled Welfare Center.

The free inspection on this day was made possible through the talent donation of professional mechanics from Hyundai Motor Jeongeup Branch and Jeonju Service Center.

The free vehicle inspection project is conducted annually targeting vehicles of disabled users of the welfare center and related organizations such as disabled call taxis in the region, aiming not only to manage safety but also to reduce economic burdens caused by repair costs and to enhance travel safety.

It was prepared to prevent accidents caused by neglect of vehicle management in advance, thereby protecting the precious lives and safety of citizens.

The inspection was carried out as light maintenance, checking the operation status of various vehicle devices such as brakes, belts, and air conditioners, as well as checking for gas leaks in LPG vehicles.

In addition, after inspecting the status of engine oil, washer fluid, and coolant, they were refilled, and consumable parts such as wipers and bulbs were replaced free of charge.

In particular, vehicles found to have abnormalities during the inspection were immediately repaired and guided to operate, and repair consultations were also provided to increase user satisfaction.

A representative of the Disabled Welfare Center said, “We will continue to strive to become a community institution that provides various services so that all 10,000 disabled people in Jeongeup City can live safe and enjoyable lives.”

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