Jeju City announced on the 22nd that it will crack down on motorcycles, including illegal modifications, throughout the year to minimize inconvenience to citizens.
To this end, a joint crackdown team involving five organizations, including the police and the Korea Transportation Safety Authority, will be formed and intensive crackdowns will be carried out by sector.
Jeju City and the Korea Transportation Safety Authority will crack down on violations of motorcycle license plate regulations and safety standards, while the national police and local police will crack down on illegal driving.
If caught, an order will be issued to restore the original state. Violation of license plate regulations can result in fines of up to 3 million won, safety standards violations of up to 1 million won, and unused reporting operations of up to 1 million won.
If illegal conversion is confirmed, he or she can be sentenced to up to one year in prison or fined up to 10 million won.
Jeju City conducted a joint crackdown in the first quarter of this year and detected 43 cases, including 7 violations of license plate regulations, 22 violations of safety standards, 3 unused reported operations, and 11 illegal tuning.