Practical changes that actually affect the ride.
Pyeongtaek will start towing shared personal mobility (PM) devices parked outside designated parking zones from July 1, 2026, after a two-month trial period
Read moreKorail will block lithium-battery personal mobility (PM) devices, e-bikes, and batteries over 160Wh from trains from July 1, 2026
Read moreA June 18 bicycle-law amendment brings brakeless fixie bikes into the bicycle rulebook and adds a brake requirement, with penalties for unsafe modification
Read moreYangsan says it is improving about 600 m of the Nakdonggang cycling route between Seoryong and Gayajin Park, with repaving, old-facility repair, signs, and markings
Read moreBike.go’s Gumi-bo notice says stamp imprinting at the unmanned certification booth is temporarily suspended during refurbishment, with photo proof accepted at staffed centers
Read morePolice are focusing on motorcycles, bicycles, and personal mobility devices from June 1 to July 31, 2026, with personal mobility (PM) helmets, licenses, passenger limits, and sidewalk riding in the frame
Read moreThe national bicycle portal posted a 2026 safety-inspection notice and event entry for the cross-country bicycle route network
Read moreGangneung plans to complete the full 7.67 km Namdaecheon bicycle road in 2026, with 4.09 km already opened and the remaining sections scheduled for this year
Read moreNaju opened a 6.11 km Jiseokcheon bike path segment between Sanpo and Nampyeong, connecting into the wider Gwangju-Naju-Hwasun and Yeongsan River riding network
Read moreGyeonggi opened a solar-covered bike path near Oido in Siheung, adding a coastal segment riders may notice on west-side routes
Read moreThe national bicycle portal posted a temporary closure and detour notice for part of the Ocheon certification route during ecological restoration work
Read moreThe official bicycle portal says part of the 2022-2023 proposed national-route package changed, with the Seoul Songpa section revised in an attached GPX package
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