Seoul Jung-gu to Locate Overdue Vehicles Using Parking Violation CCTV

Jung-gu Developing Seizure Notification System Linking Illegal Parking CCTV and Delinquency Data... Vehicle Location Info Sent Directly to Staff, Revolutionizing Seizure Operations

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] In the future, vehicles with habitual unpaid automobile taxes or fines (for illegal parking, compulsory insurance, liability insurance) will find it difficult to operate in Jung-gu, Seoul (District Mayor Kim Gil-seong).

This is thanks to the seizure notification system that detects and alerts about delinquent vehicles through illegal parking enforcement CCTV.

The seizure notification system is an innovative collection method jointly developed by Jung-gu and Seoul City since last September. It links Seoul City's traffic order platform with the vehicle license plate seizure system, sharing information on illegal parking enforcement and delinquency.

If the license plate captured by the illegal parking enforcement CCTV matches that of a delinquent vehicle, the vehicle's location and other information are immediately sent to the responsible staff's device. This allows staff to promptly approach delinquent vehicles, maximizing the efficiency of seizure operations.

This is regarded as a creative tax administration case that breaks away from the inefficient traditional method where enforcement officers manually checked each parked vehicle's number to find delinquent vehicles.

Jung-gu is the first local government nationwide to implement this system, with a pilot operation scheduled within this year and official implementation planned for early next year.

Additionally, from March this year, Jung-gu operated a real-time notification service for entry and exit information of delinquent vehicles in public parking lots within the district for eight months, resulting in the seizure of 209 delinquent vehicles and collection of 186 million KRW in unpaid taxes.

This accounts for 33% of the seizure performance in public parking lots across Seoul's 25 districts, ranking first in the entire city.

Starting next year, Jung-gu expects remarkable achievements in collecting local tax arrears by more easily tracking delinquent vehicles through the 'collaboration' of the public parking lot entry/exit information notification system and the illegal parking enforcement data seizure notification service.

District Mayor Kim Gil-seong said, “The seizure notification system developed by Jung-gu creatively addresses delinquency issues by integrating two previously operated systems. We will continue to actively and boldly tackle current issues through innovative attempts.”

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