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Baemin provides safety gear to 500 delivery riders for winter
Baemin’s logistics operator provided winter safety gear to 500 delivery riders in South Korea.
The operator, Woowa Youths, said the equipment was worth 100 million won in total.
It included reflective delivery boxes and bags, portable LED warning lights and reflective stickers.
The gear is meant to make riders more visible to other drivers during dark winter evenings, helping prevent crashes.
In a safety survey this year, about 3,200 of 12,000 participating riders said they needed better visibility at night.
About 1,200 riders joined the campaign, and 500 were selected to receive gear worth up to 260,000 won each.
Baemin’s logistics operator, Woowa Youths, provided winter safety gear worth 100 million won to 500 delivery riders.
The gear includes reflective delivery boxes and bags, portable LED warning lights and reflective stickers.
The support aims to make riders more visible to other drivers during winter nights and help prevent accidents.
About 1,200 riders took part in a safety campaign held from November 4 to 9, and 500 were selected to receive gear worth up to 260,000 won each.
- Who
- Woowa Youths, Baemin’s logistics service operator, provided the gear to 500 delivery riders.
- What
- It supplied safety gear worth 100 million won in total, including reflective items and LED warning lights.
- When
- The support was announced on November 13, 2026. The safety campaign ran from November 4 to 9.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- To help riders be more visible to other drivers during winter nights and prevent accidents.
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About 12,000 riders took part in a self-safety-check campaign, and about 3,200 said they needed better night-time visibility.
About 1,200 riders participated in a safety campaign, from whom 500 were selected to receive gear.
Woowa Youths announced that it had provided safety gear worth 100 million won to 500 riders.
- Recipients
- 500 delivery riders
- Total gear value
- 100 million won
- Campaign participants
- About 1,200 riders
- Maximum value per recipient
- 260,000 won
- Gear
- Reflective delivery boxes and bags, portable LED warning lights and reflective stickers