Shared Bikes and Ttareungi
Guides you to check the official app for fares, return, insurance, safety rules, and Road Traffic Act compliance before using a shared bike.
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Guides you to check the official app for fares, return, insurance, safety rules, and Road Traffic Act compliance before using a shared bike.
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Transport
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General
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Nationwide
What is it?
Shared bikes are a short-distance means of transport that you rent and return through an app. Ttareungi (따릉이) and regional shared bikes differ in their operating entity, fare plan, available service area, return method, insurance coverage, and the criteria for handling unreturned bikes, so you must check based on the official app and its terms.
What to check before using
- Check the rental station location, the areas where return is allowed, and the return-success notification.
- Check the pass fare, overage charges, refunds, and unreturned-bike fees in the app.
- Check the condition of the brakes, tires, chain, saddle, and lights before departing.
- Check the safety rules under the Road Traffic Act (도로교통법), such as bike lanes, roadways, pedestrian protection, and the ban on drunk riding.
- Check the operator's terms for the insurance coverage and reporting procedure in case of an accident.
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