40 Injured Reduced to 36, 10% Decrease
Resident Participation, Driver Awareness Change

Jeonbuk Police achieved the significant result of zero ('0') fatal accidents by conducting intensive crackdowns on traffic violations involving two-wheeled vehicles.


According to the Jeonbuk Police Agency on the 7th, from the 7th of last month for four weeks, they focused on cracking down on traffic violations by delivery two-wheeled vehicles in urban areas and elderly two-wheeled vehicle riders in rural fishing and farming regions.

The Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency conducted an intensive crackdown for four weeks starting from the 7th of last month on traffic violations committed by delivery motorcycles in urban areas and elderly motorcycle riders in rural fishing and farming regions. <br>[Photo by Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency]

The Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency conducted an intensive crackdown for four weeks starting from the 7th of last month on traffic violations committed by delivery motorcycles in urban areas and elderly motorcycle riders in rural fishing and farming regions.
[Photo by Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency]

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This crackdown involved hanging placards at habitual traffic violation spots and high-accident locations for two-wheeled vehicles, supporting traffic patrol teams composed of undercover patrol cars and sidecars, and conducting large-scale enforcement. During this period, the police issued 314 citations for two-wheeled vehicles and 294 for personal mobility devices.


At the same time, awareness was raised among drivers of two-wheeled vehicles and personal mobility devices about compliance with traffic laws. As a result, the number of traffic accident fatalities, which was 3 during the same period last year, did not occur during this enforcement period. Injuries also decreased by 10%, from 40 to 36.



Choi Jong-moon, Chief of the Jeonbuk Police Agency, said, "This intensive crackdown is significant in that it brought about a change in awareness among drivers of two-wheeled vehicles and personal mobility devices," adding, "We see this change as achieved through the participation and interest of Jeonbuk residents, and we plan to continue region-specific customized traffic safety activities for two-wheeled vehicles."


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