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Ho-jung Yun, Minister of the Interior and Safety, stated regarding the legal revision, "We expect this amendment to the Pedestrian Safety Act to contribute significantly to enhancing the safety of vulnerable pedestrians, including children. We will do our best in close cooperation with local governments to ensure the revised law takes root in the field." The Ministry of the Interior and Safety (Minister Ho-jung Yun) announced that an amendment to the Pedestrian Safety and Convenience Promotion Act was approved at the Cabinet meeting on August 4.
According to the ministry, the bill, sponsored by Representative Jae-kwan Lee, targets construction sites within zones protected for children, the elderly, the disabled, and educational environments.
Previously, safety barriers were required only when construction directly occupied pedestrian walkways, leaving adjacent sites vulnerable to falling debris or collapse hazards. The revised act enforces the mandatory installation of covered pedestrian walkways and safety barriers regardless of direct walkway occupation. The ministry added that the law will take effect six months after promulgation to allow site preparations.
While expanding safety mandates near schools and protected zones addresses long-standing regulatory blind spots, skepticism remains over administrative responsiveness.
Critics argue that celebrating legislative revisions while granting a six-month grace period leaves immediate hazards unaddressed, bordering on administrative showmanship. Rather than relying solely on future legal enforcement, the ministry needs practical measures, such as deploying immediate municipal inspection teams to reinforce protective barriers on active sites without delay.
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Ho-jung Yun, Minister of the Interior and Safety, stated regarding the legal revision, "We expect this amendment to the Pedestrian Safety Act to contribute significantly to enhancing the safety of vulnerable pedestrians, including children. We will do our best in close cooperation with local governments to ensure the revised law takes root in the field." The Ministry of the Interior and Safety (Minister Ho-jung Yun) announced that an amendment to the Pedestrian Safety and Convenience Promotion Act was approved at the Cabinet meeting on August 4.
According to the ministry, the bill, sponsored by Representative Jae-kwan Lee, targets construction sites within zones protected for children, the elderly, the disabled, and educational environments.
Previously, safety barriers were required only when construction directly occupied pedestrian walkways, leaving adjacent sites vulnerable to falling debris or collapse hazards. The revised act enforces the mandatory installation of covered pedestrian walkways and safety barriers regardless of direct walkway occupation. The ministry added that the law will take effect six months after promulgation to allow site preparations.
While expanding safety mandates near schools and protected zones addresses long-standing regulatory blind spots, skepticism remains over administrative responsiveness.
Critics argue that celebrating legislative revisions while granting a six-month grace period leaves immediate hazards unaddressed, bordering on administrative showmanship. Rather than relying solely on future legal enforcement, the ministry needs practical measures, such as deploying immediate municipal inspection teams to reinforce protective barriers on active sites without delay.
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