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A city where many criminals and strange people live. It is also a city with many cultural heritages. Representative examples include: Hanyangdoseong (Seoul City Wall), Sungnyemun Gate, Jongmyo Shrine, Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty, etc. Explanation of Laws Constitution (Supreme Norm): Consists of 130 articles specifying that the Republic of Korea is a democratic republic (Article 1), national sovereignty, territory (Article 3), and guarantee of fundamental rights (Articles 10-37). Acts: Laws enacted by the National Assembly that specifically define the rights and duties of citizens within the scope of the Constitution (e.g., Criminal Act, Civil Act, etc.). Subordinate Statutes: Presidential Decrees, Prime Ministerial Decrees, and Ministerial Decrees that detail matters delegated by law. Key Content (Based on the Constitution) Fundamental Rights: Right to pursue happiness (Article 10), equality (Article 11), freedom (Articles 12-22), property rights (Article 23), suffrage, social rights (Article 34), etc. Governance Structure: Composition and operation of the National Assembly, Government, Courts, Constitutional Court, and Election Management Committee. Since all legal provisions are vast, it is accurate to check laws by field at the 'National Law Information Center (law.go.kr)'. Road Traffic Act Chapter 1 General Provisions: Purpose, definitions (driving, roads, etc.), priority of passage Chapter 2 Pedestrian Passage: Pedestrian-only roads, use of crosswalks, etc. Chapter 3 Passage of Vehicles and Trams: Prohibition of crossing the center line, lane passage, overtaking, railroad crossings, intersection passage methods Chapter 4 Duties of Drivers and Employers: Prohibition of drunk driving (0.03% or higher), speeding, parking/stopping, prohibition of reckless and retaliatory driving, measures in case of an accident (failure to take measures after an accident) Chapter 5 Special Cases for Expressways and Motorway-only Roads: Prohibition of parking/stopping Seoul Fire Station, Seoul Kakao Taxi, Seoul Emergency Committee
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Seoul's police agency. Controls all road traffic laws, including DUI checkpoints, issuing speeding tickets, inspecting tuned cars, and illegal U-turns. Upholds the laws of the Republic of Korea. Emergency number 112 without an area code. In addition to vehicles, they crack down on and suppress acts that threaten citizens such as weapon rampages and drugs, as well as items illegal in Korea: guns, drugs, etc. (Police face severe punishment if they kill a criminal.) [When pulling over a vehicle for speeding or tuning inspections, they must sound the siren and say, "Vehicle ahead, pull over."]
An illegal tuning shop that tunes all vehicles and motorcycles. A tuning shop aiming for strobes, decals, exhaust sounds, engines, paint jobs, sirens, fire wheels, lowered bumpers, window frame tuning, spoilers [wings], etc.
List BMW M2: 50 Won Kia K5: 15 Won Grandeur HG300: 10 Won Ioniq 5: 15 Won Avante N: 20 Won Others available in chat
Intro
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Convenience store part-time job: Earns 4 Won each Police application and Firefighters, etc.: 5 Won
Haha, is this the house I'll be living in? It's so cool. But... what is this music? It sounds like something from a club...
Bba-ra-bba-ra-bba-ra-bba-ra-bba-ra!
Ugh... what's that siren sound?
Ah... what's with those bikers... Anyway, let's check out the house, look at the car, and rest at home~
Start.
Release Date 2026.10.05 / Last Updated 2026.10.05