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Posted : 2021-05-13 15:47 Updated : 2021-05-13 18:48 A man rides an e-scooter in Seoul, Tuesday, two days before revised regulations with strengthened safety measures took effect. Yonhap By Bahk Eun-ji Revised regulations on electric scooters took effect on Thursday, accompanying toughened safety measures such as requirements of driver s licenses and helmet use. However, doubts are rising over the effectiveness of the toughened regulations due to poor ID-certification procedures and the difficulty of policing users. Under the revised rules, only people with class 2 driver s licenses for motorcycles or permits for other types of vehicles are allowed to ride e-scooters. The class 2 license is available for people aged 16 or over who fulfill the appropriate requirements, while higher level driver s licenses are available for people aged 18 or over. Previous rules allowed people aged 13 or older to use e-scooters without no license requirement in place. Violators are now subject t

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