The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency will conduct a special crackdown on reckless and aggressive driving that threatens peace on the roads and causes inconvenience to citizens ahead of Constitution Day on the 17th.


Considering the characteristics of reckless drivers who appear during late-night hours, the police will strengthen base patrols and monitoring by mobilizing all available personnel (453 officers) and equipment (201 patrol vehicles) from the Traffic Crime Investigation Team, Traffic Patrol Unit, Traffic Field Unit, Urban Expressway Patrol Unit, and Traffic Information Center at 138 locations including expected routes and hotspots of reckless drivers for two days starting from the day before Constitution Day, the 16th.

The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency will conduct a special crackdown on reckless and aggressive driving that threatens peace on the roads and causes inconvenience to citizens ahead of Constitution Day on the 17th. <br>[Photo by Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency]

The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency will conduct a special crackdown on reckless and aggressive driving that threatens peace on the roads and causes inconvenience to citizens ahead of Constitution Day on the 17th.
[Photo by Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency]

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In particular, when reckless drivers appear, their movement routes will be tracked and patrol cars will be pre-positioned along expected routes through cooperative activities to block reckless driving. At the same time, thorough evidence collection and pursuit investigations will be conducted to arrest and prosecute all reckless drivers and passengers.


Meanwhile, the police will continue to enforce crackdowns on illegal tuning of vehicle headlights, mufflers, steering devices, and deliberate obscuring of license plates in collaboration with the Seoul Metropolitan Government (Taxi Policy Division) and the Korea Transportation Safety Authority (Safety Management Division).



A representative of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency emphasized, “As reckless drivers have recently appeared in major downtown areas, we will strive to eradicate illegal acts that cause road hazards through continuous crackdowns and investigative activities against reckless and aggressive driving.”


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