Let’s find out about signal violations in children’s protection zones. Violation of children’s safety zone signals is a law enforced to protect children’s safety on the road. The regulation requires drivers to obey certain signals and traffic rules within child protection areas, which may result in fines.
It hurts my heart when I receive a penalty bill for any reason. Of course, since the driver broke the traffic laws, he must pay the bill, but he can’t help but feel regretful about why he was speeding.
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It is especially unfair and regretful when you have to pay a fine due to a momentary mistake. This is exactly the case when you have been caught in a child protection area, speeding or traffic violations.
So today, if you are a driver, we will look at the fines for traffic violations in child protection zones, the standards for parking and stopping, speeding violations, and the penalty points, fines, and inquiry methods when you are caught.
What is School Zone Children’s Protection Area?
In the case of elementary schools, a certain section of the road within a radius of 300 meters from the main entrance is designated as a school zone child protection area from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm on weekdays and weekends for the purpose of protecting kindergarten and elementary school children.
In children’s protection zones, vehicles are prohibited from passing, parking or stopping, and the speed is limited to 30 km/h or less in accordance with the designation and management of child protection zones (Article 12 of the Road Traffic Act).
How much is the fine for speeding in a school zone?
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We also often receive a notice saying “This is a child protection zone” on the navigation system when driving in a car. You can see all the surrounding roads as school zones.
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How to get information on speeding fines
Even if it is not necessarily a navigation guide, when driving around a school zone, there are various information signs marked in red and yellow, and the speed limit (30 km) of the school zone is clearly displayed in detail on the road. It can be prevented in advance. These school zones can be applied to the police chief or the commissioner-in-chief.
Violation of traffic lights in children’s zone
Did you know that fines differ depending on the speed of passing vehicles in the child protection zone? Fines for negligence are divided into 4 sections and are operated in a way that is imposed according to the overspeed of the vehicle in operation.
1. When the overspeed is less than 20km/h
50,000 won for motorcycles, 70,000 won for passenger cars, and 70,000 won for motorcycles, 100,000 won for passenger vehicles, and 110,000 won for vans between 20 km/h and 40 km/h.
2. Over 40km/h and below 60km/h
90,000 won for motorcycles, 130,000 won for passenger cars, and 140,000 won for vans are destroyed. If the speed exceeds 60 km/h, 110,000 won for two-wheeled vehicles, 160,000 won for passenger cars, and 170,000 won for vans are imposed.
However, a fine of 20 percent can be reduced if the speed exceeds 30 km/h or more and is less than 45 km/h.
Fines for negligence are imposed on the owner of the vehicle, and it is recommended to pay in advance as it proceeds as prior notification > first negligence > second negligence (3% additional charge) > confiscation.
How to look up fines for signal violations in child protection zones
You may have experienced the occasional glimmer of light as you pass a speeding surveillance camera. In this case, you can check the enforcement details through the Traffic Civil Complaints 24 website of the National Police Agency before the notice is sent.
If you search for Traffic Civil Complaints 24 on the Internet and click Recent Enforcement Details on the main page, you can check the details of unmanned enforcement equipment such as recent speeding records and signals after driver authentication.
Today, we looked at traffic violation fines and fines in child protection zones, and how to easily check fines. In school zone children’s protection zones, fines and fines are charged twice as much as on normal roads, especially on weekdays and weekends, so drivers are requested to be especially careful when driving. thank you