Yeoju City Intensifies Crackdown on Illegal Overnight Parking of Freight Vehicles Outside Parking Lots

Subject to Crackdown for Traffic Disruption Until March, Causing Major Accidents and Noise

Overnight Parking Violation Enforcement in Garage Area [Asia Economy DB]

[Asia Economy Reporter Ra Young-cheol] Yeoju City in Gyeonggi Province will conduct intensive crackdowns on illegal overnight parking outside of designated garages for freight trucks and charter buses until March.

Yeoju City stated on the 8th, "We have regularly conducted crackdowns on illegal overnight parking focusing on areas with high traffic accident risks, locations with frequent complaints, apartment complexes, side streets, and riverbanks where vehicle traffic is heavy."

In particular, this time, a joint crackdown team will be formed with the police to carry out more intensive enforcement.

The crackdown targets freight vehicles illegally parked overnight outside of designated garages along roadsides in apartment and residential areas at night, which obstruct traffic flow, cause major traffic accidents, generate noise, and cause inconvenience to residents' daily lives.

For illegally parked vehicles reported between midnight and 4 a.m., a warning notice will be attached upon the first violation. If the vehicle is not moved within one hour, a violation notice will be issued according to relevant laws, resulting in administrative penalties such as a 5-day suspension of operation or fines.

A city official said, "We will continue to promote awareness to eradicate illegal overnight parking of freight trucks that cause traffic accidents and nighttime traffic inconvenience, and we plan to enforce strict crackdowns by combining administrative measures and guidance."

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