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Daegu to inspect RV parking, fines up to 1 million won from August

07.06.2026 18:16 1 min 2 sources
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Daegu to inspect RV parking, fines up to 1 million won from August
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In Brief

The city of Daegu (South Korea) will conduct a three-week inspection of parking lots starting March 8 to target long-term RV and caravan parking. From August 28, amendments introduce fines up to 1 million won (about $750) for such violations.

Authorities in the South Korean city of Daegu have announced a special inspection to combat long-term parking of RVs and caravans on municipal and public lots. The measure follows resident complaints about parking space occupation in residential areas.

Inspection timeline

  • March 8 – March 28, 2026: three-week inspection of 202 municipal and 1,101 public parking lots.
  • Until August 28: violators will receive warnings or be asked to move their vehicles.
  • From August 28, 2026: amendments to the parking law take effect, imposing fines up to 1 million won (about $750) for long-term parking without a valid reason on free lots.

The goal is to identify cases of long-term RV parking that do not meet standards.

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Daegu to inspect RV and caravan parking, fines up to 1 million won from August

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