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Customized Traffic Safety Education Held for Elderly Drivers in Songpa-gu
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- Songpa-gu held its first traffic safety education for elderly drivers at the Songpa Senior Welfare Center on June 17.
- Two hundred elderly drivers from the district attended, and professional instructors from the Korea Road Traffic Authority Seoul Branch explained accident cases and safety rules.
- Songpa-gu has 73,321 license holders aged 65 and over, but the license return rate last year was low at 4.34%.
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