Elegant Youths, responsible for the logistics services of Baedal Minjok, announced on July 28 that they are conducting a reporting event to find delivery riders who practice road safety or perform acts of kindness.
The focus of the reports is on riders who practice 'pulling a bike' (끌바) by walking their motorcycles across crosswalks or help others in their daily lives.
Selected videos will be featured in the 'Warm Black Box' shorts series on the Baemin Connect YouTube channel, showcasing the riders' good deeds. Reporters of the selected videos will receive a 100,000 won gift certificate for GS Caltex gas. Additionally, those who report on special heroes will receive popular helmet cameras (black boxes) and Bluetooth devices for helmets.
As part of this event, Elegant Youths will actively seek out riders practicing 'pulling a bike' on the streets. Riders captured crossing a crosswalk with their motorcycle completely turned off will receive a surprise gift of the PCX125, a highly favored motorcycle model among riders.
Earlier, on July 22, Elegant Youths conducted safety training for Baemin Connect riders who had experienced safety incidents.
An Elegant Youths representative stated, 'There are many riders who quietly practice safety and help those around them. We hope that examples of safety and kindness become widely known, leading to a warmer perception of riders and the spread of a safe road culture.'
* This article has been translated by AI.
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