Jeju Province Launches Intensive Crackdown on Udo Traffic Restriction Violations

From April 20 for One Month: Unregistered Two-Wheeled Vehicles, Personal Mobility Devices Targeted
"Narrow Roads Pose Risks to Pedestrians and Tourists; Safety Measures in Place"

Jeju Special Self-Governing Province will conduct an intensive joint crackdown with relevant organizations on illegal transportation operations in Udo-myeon for one month from April 20 to May 19, 2026, to create a safe traffic environment.

Jeju Special Self-Governing Province will conduct an intensive crackdown on illegal transportation operations for one month from the 20th to May 19th through a joint effort with related organizations to create a safe traffic environment in Udo-myeon. Provided by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province

This enforcement action aims to ensure the effectiveness of the "Fourth Extension and Revision Order on Udo Traffic Restrictions," which has been in effect since March 19, 2026, and to eliminate legal violations by some rental businesses in order to protect the safety of tourists. Five organizations are participating: Jeju Province, Jeju City, the Autonomous Police Unit, Jeju Provincial Police Agency, and Jeju Dongbu Police Station. When necessary, they will also cooperate with the Jeju Regional Headquarters of the Korea Transportation Safety Authority.

The primary targets of the crackdown are unregistered two-wheeled vehicles, motorized bicycles, personal mobility (PM) devices, and vehicles without mandatory liability insurance. Each organization will take on specific roles, focusing on violations of operating restrictions and the Road Traffic Act, and will work to maintain order on site.

In parallel with the crackdown, Jeju Province will also strengthen promotional activities to encourage voluntary compliance with the law. Foreign language announcements will be broadcast on ferry routes, and banners and leaflets will be distributed to actively inform tourists and businesses about the purpose of the operating restrictions.

Samyong Kim, Director of the Transportation and Aviation Bureau of Jeju Province, stated, "Due to the unique characteristics of Udo, where roads are narrow and there is significant pedestrian and tourist movement, illegally operated vehicles can immediately become a threat. Through this joint intensive crackdown, we will eradicate violations and firmly establish traffic safety order in Udo."

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