Coupang Eats Signs MOU with Jeonju City to Strengthen Delivery Partner Safety

Cooperation to Promote a Culture of Safe Driving
Free Motorcycle Safety Inspections and Consumable Replacements

Coupang Eats Service (CES) announced on November 20 that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Jeonju City to create a safer delivery environment for delivery partners.

Through this agreement, CES and Jeonju City in North Jeolla Province will promote a variety of initiatives to establish a culture of safe driving among delivery partners. First, they will continue to expand free motorcycle safety inspections and consumable replacement events to support safe driving for delivery partners. In addition, they plan to carry out activities such as education, campaigns, and providing supplies to rest areas.

Kang Dongjin, Executive Director of Coupang Eats Service (right), and Woo Beomgi, Mayor of Jeonju City, are commemorating the business agreement to strengthen delivery partner safety.

In September, CES held a free motorcycle safety inspection event at the WanSan-gu mobile worker rest area in Jeonju, where hundreds of delivery partners received free support for major consumable replacements.

CES is expanding these highly effective support measures nationwide, and by the end of this year, a cumulative total of about 5,000 delivery partners are expected to benefit. To prevent seasonal safety accidents during extreme heat and cold, CES is sequentially conducting free safety inspections in major cities across the country, including Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon, Cheongju, Daegu, and Changwon.

Kim Myungkyu, CEO of Coupang Eats Service, said, "We will continue to work with local governments to develop effective support measures so that delivery partners can work in a safer environment."

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