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Ulsan police hold road safety campaign for truck drivers
On October 20, Ulsan North Police held a safety campaign for truck drivers at an intersection by Hyundai Motor’s vehicle loading area.
About 20 people took part, including police, the Korea Transportation Safety Authority and a truck drivers’ mutual-aid group.
They urged drivers to keep a safe following distance and wear seat belts in every seat.
They also advised drivers to rest enough to prevent drowsy driving and not use phones while driving.
The campaign focused on practical steps to reduce road risks for truck drivers and others using the roads.
The police chief said the partners will continue on-site campaigns and tailored safety outreach.
Ulsan Bukbu Police Station held a road safety campaign for truck drivers on October 20.
The campaign took place at the intersection of Hyundai Motor’s vehicle shipping yard.
About 20 people from police and partner organizations took part.
They advised drivers to keep a safe distance, wear seat belts in all seats, rest enough to prevent drowsy driving and avoid using phones while driving.
Police Chief Kim Sang-dong said the station would continue field-focused campaigns and tailored outreach with partner organizations.
- Who
- Ulsan Bukbu Police Station and partner organizations, including the Korea Transportation Safety Authority and the Trucking Transport Business Mutual Aid Association.
- What
- They held a road safety campaign for truck drivers and shared safe-driving guidance.
- When
- The morning of October 20, 2026.
- Where
- The intersection at Hyundai Motor’s vehicle shipping yard in Ulsan.
- Why
- To promote road safety among truck drivers.
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- Date
- October 20, 2026
- Location
- Intersection at Hyundai Motor’s vehicle shipping yard, Ulsan
- Participants
- About 20 people
- Safety advice
- Keep a safe distance, wear seat belts in all seats, rest to prevent drowsy driving and do not use phones while driving
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