[Daegu News] Intensive crackdown on illegal tuning of two-wheeled vehicles... Until the 2nd of next month
Quick Look
- Daegu City and the Daegu Police Agency will intensively crack down on illegal operation of two-wheeled vehicles from the 16th to the 2nd of next month.
- Illegal tuning, violation of safety standards, driving without reported use, failure to attach license plates, etc. are subject to crackdown, and violations may result in imprisonment, fines, or fines.
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Why It Matters
Daegu City, Daegu Police Agency, Korea Transportation Safety Authority Daegu-Gyeongbuk Headquarters, and Automobile Maintenance Association decided to crack down on illegal operation of two-wheeled vehicles.
Daegu City, Daegu Police Agency, Korea Transportation Safety Authority Daegu-Gyeongbuk Headquarters, and Automobile Maintenance Association announced on the 13th that they will intensively crack down on illegal operation of two-wheeled vehicles on major roads from the 16th to the 2nd of next month.
The main targets of crackdown are violations of automobile management laws and regulations, such as illegal tuning of headlights and silencers, violation of safety standards, driving while not in use, and failure to attach, deface, or obscure license plates.
If illegal tuning of headlights, silencers, etc. is discovered as a result of the crackdown, you may be subject to imprisonment of up to one year or a fine of up to 10 million won.
Additionally, if safety standards are violated, a fine of up to 1 million won and an order to restore the product to its original state are issued. A fine of up to 1 million won will be imposed for non-use reporting and driving without a license plate attached.
Open Questions
- How many cases will be detected as a result of the crackdown?
- What is the follow-up plan after the crackdown?

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