As South Korea Pushes for Cycling, Safety Questions Remain

The South Korean government is spending millions to promote cycling as a form of transport to the Korean people.
As South Korea Pushes for Cycling, Safety Questions Remain
A cyclist in the central South Korean city of Daejeon enjoys one of the city's many riverside bike trails. Jarrod Hall/The Epoch Times
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A cyclist in the central South Korean city of Daejeon enjoys one of the city's many riverside bike trails. (Jarrod Hall/The Epoch Times )
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