교통법규 위반 범칙금If you are driving, you must have experienced at least one time when you were unknowingly violating traffic laws and received a fine or fine notice. What is the difference between fines and fines? We inform you of fines and fines through card news.
◆ What is the difference between fines and fines?
A fine is a fine that is paid if you are caught by an unmanned camera. Regardless of the driver who drove the vehicle, the ‘holder’ is responsible. Fines are those that are directly caught by a police officer and imposed directly on the “driver” regardless of who owns the vehicle.
Are there any unpaid fines or fines? Inquiry in ‘ifine’
You can check unpaid fines and fines, as well as management of driver’s license penalty points and crackdown details, in the traffic fine inquiry and payment system ‘National Police Agency Traffic Civil Service 24 (iFine)’. You can access the homepage (www.efine.go.kr) and log in with a public certificate without registering as a separate member.
◆How to pay?… Be sure to pay within the payment period
Fines can be paid by visiting a bank or police station, or by credit or debit card. You can pay the fine by visiting a nearby police station or police station with the notice issued, acknowledging the fact of driving, and receiving a notice of the fine, and pay it through a nearby bank or online virtual account. Be careful not to incur additional charges by paying in advance!
Traffic laws at a glance
– 40,000 won for a car and 50,000 won for a van if you park and stop a vehicle within 5 meters of the firefighting facility
– 1,000,000 won if you park in the fire truck-only area
– If you park your car on the road and fight, a fine of 40,000 won and 10 demerit points
– Fine of 20,000 won for non-fulfillment of lighting operation
– If you cause damage to others by splashing standing water, a fine of 20,000 won
– A fine of 40,000 won for driving while holding a baby or animal
– A fine of 30,000 won for drinking and driving a bicycle, and 100,000 won for non-compliance with the measurement (enacted on September 28)
– Fine of 30,000 won for not wearing seat belts on all seats (enactment of September 28) – Fine of 30,000 won for non-compliance with measures to prevent sliding accidents when parking on a slope (enactment of September 28)
Please note that from September 28th, drivers who are in arrears in paying traffic fines and fines will not be able to obtain an international driver’s license, and drive safely!
If you are driving, you must have experienced at least one time when you were unknowingly violating traffic laws and received a fine or fine notice. What is the difference between fines and fines? We inform you of fines and fines through card news.
◆ What is the difference between fines and fines?
A fine is a fine that is paid if you are caught by an unmanned camera. Regardless of the driver who drove the vehicle, the ‘holder’ is responsible. Fines are those that are directly caught by a police officer and imposed directly on the “driver” regardless of who owns the vehicle.
Are there any unpaid fines or fines? Inquiry in ‘ifine’
You can check unpaid fines and fines, as well as management of driver’s license penalty points and crackdown details, in the traffic fine inquiry and payment system ‘National Police Agency Traffic Civil Service 24 (iFine)’. You can access the homepage (www.efine.go.kr) and log in with a public certificate without registering as a separate member.
◆How to pay?… Be sure to pay within the payment period
Fines can be paid by visiting a bank or police station, or by credit or debit card. You can pay the fine by visiting a nearby police station or police station with the notice issued, acknowledging the fact of driving, and receiving a notice of the fine, and pay it through a nearby bank or online virtual account. Be careful not to incur additional charges by paying in advance!
Traffic laws at a glance
– 40,000 won for a car and 50,000 won for a van if you park and stop a vehicle within 5 meters of the firefighting facility
– 1,000,000 won if you park in the fire truck-only area
– If you park your car on the road and fight, a fine of 40,000 won and 10 demerit points
– Fine of 20,000 won for non-fulfillment of lighting operation
– If you cause damage to others by splashing standing water, a fine of 20,000 won
– A fine of 40,000 won for driving while holding a baby or animal
– A fine of 30,000 won for drinking and driving a bicycle, and 100,000 won for non-compliance with the measurement (enacted on September 28)
– Fine of 30,000 won for not wearing seat belts on all seats (enactment of September 28) – Fine of 30,000 won for non-compliance with measures to prevent sliding accidents when parking on a slope (enactment of September 28)
Please note that from September 28th, drivers who are in arrears in paying traffic fines and fines will not be able to obtain an international driver’s license, and drive safely!
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