E-scooters parked around Hongik University in western Seoul on Tuesday. The once-popular ride has lost many users since tough restrictions, requiring a drivers license and helmet, were implemented from May 13.
Unlicensed drivers of electric scooters and other personal mobility devices will face a fine of 100,000 won ($89) starting Thursday amid growing concerns about their safety.
Food delivery platform Baedal Minjok, also known as Baemin, teamed up with electric scooter firm Kickgoing to increase the number of delivery drivers.
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