Taehung is half dead safe day, free rental in four days – Chosun.com

After four days, the city borrowed a free bicycle helmet "Tung – ryu", half of which disappeared. The city had 858 safety helmets on 30 rental sites in Yeoido, Yeongdeungpo, Korea from the 20th to the 23rd. This was a preliminary service for bicycle users who were required to use helmets as of September 28th. However, on the fifth day of execution on April 24, it was confirmed that 404 (47%) had been lost. This is the result of a survey of 1,290 rental sites across Seoul. A city official said, "I do not think the recovery rate will be low and it's a big shock."

Shared economic service started by believing in the conscience of citizens is shaken. Free helmets in the Taeungung area in Yeouido is a one month pilot project.When you borrow Taerung Lee, the helmets can be taken directly without additional rental procedure.The helmets were placed in baskets of When you return it, put it in a bike basket or put it in a nearby storage box, however, there have been instances where the user was not not a user and did not take or returned the helmet. "Kim Byeong-young (72 years old), a management officer, said:" I have never held a person who is taking a helmet out of the field without using Tung Rung. "

In the afternoon of the 21st, Un ho even thirty years ago, who was holding a personal bike in a rental location, has arrived. The man pulled the helmet out of his locker and urged him to leave. Taeung-eung shouted, "The headset can only borrow the user." But the men did not answer and left. On the morning of the 22nd, five to six middle-aged men and women who went out in front of the Kookmin Ilbo building in Yeouido gathered in a safe. They said, "What is it? It's amazing." A city employee said, "It's for those who rent bikes.

Seoul initially decided to attach a tag to Taehung 's headset to make a rental / return system that tracks the location and confirm the identity. However, only 1.2 billion won will be spent on telecommunications for a year, so it is decided to operate without additional equipment. I wanted to believe in civic consciousness. However, as the helmet loss rate is high, it plans to completely eliminate the free rental activity. At the current rate of half the time, we must complete the pilot project by no more than ten days. The city also issued a directive on "Do not pack safety helmets in rental shops" We decided to increase the number of helmets collected in Seoul three times a week. The helmets were stolen at the same time on the 19th day before the start of the project.

This is not the first case of shared economic failure such as Tehran's security helmet: this is not the first time that Tehran shares economic hardships such as helmets. security. Books, umbrellas, cosmetics and other services started to be shared among them are often abolished because of some citizens. In 2014, Daejeon City placed 150 bike helmets on the Expo Plaza rental sites and in the exhibition halls, but 90% of them disappeared in space two months. Sookmyung Ssangyong has operated the "Reading Wind" train in the metro history library since January 2016, but 80 of the 500 books were lost in seven months. The Seoul Metropolitan Transportation Authority also had 1,300 books in 13 conscience libraries in 2011, but the recovery rate of 9 of them stopped at 2 years since it was than 3%.

Since last July, Gangnam- And the public health centers, and all 22 Dong-in residents centers. Gangnam-gu was the first place to organize umbrella sharing services in 25 autonomous regions. However, a Gangnam-gu official said on July 24, "currently, only 30 ~ 40 umbrellas are recovered." In May of last year, the Seoul Transportation Corporation installed bandages, sanitary nets, etc. in 35 stations subway lines 5 to 8 and made them available to all.

Experts point out that some citizens focus on small-scale community life in the family unit, I think it is negligible. Yoon In-jin, a professor of sociology at the University of Korea, said: "Many people still consider the goods provided as public services as free goods." Since our society is a period of transition to a reputable company, or to identify who the user is, "he said, Cho Moon-mo, professor of economics at the Sungkyunkwan University, said: "By providing public services to a large number of metropolitan cities, such as Seoul, it is possible to charge a nominal fee and establish a user verification system."