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Traffic Regulation |
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| 1. Speed Limits : |
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| The speed limit on most roads is 60km/h. Drivers should always pay attention Drivers should reduce speed by 20% when it is raining or snowing. |
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| 2. Prohibition of drunk driving: |
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| In the event of blood alcohol levels of higher than 0.06%, drivers will be convicted. In Korea, drunk driving is strictly prohibited and there is a growing tendency towards harsher penalties. When you drink, you should take a taxi instead of driving. | |
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| In the case of a minor collision, Korean drivers usually settle matters on the spot. Foreign drivers should prepare for potential problems. Carry with you the phone number of a Korean friend, a lawyer or your embassy. Also, keep a camera in your car to photograph the scene of the accident for evidence. |
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Procedures following an accident: |
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Handle any injuries and contact 119 for emergencies.Photograph the scene of the accident and report to the police by calling 112.The driver should immediately pull over to the side of the road.Notify your insurance company.When an agreement is reached between the drivers involved in the accident, all parties are required to sign and notarize an agreement.Drivers involved in the accident should exchange telephone numbers. | | |
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When your car gets towed | |
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| If a car gets towed because of a parking violation, it is taken to a tow lot or a storage area. To pick up your vehicle, bring your driver's license and certificate of residence with you. Tow fees vary from KRW40,000 to KRW46,000. Storage fees are KRW700 per 30 minutes and the fine for parking violations range from KRW40,000 to KRW50,000. |
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