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It Took 960 Attempts For This Woman To Get Her Driving Licence. Her Story Is Viral Again
Cha Sa-Soon's storey made international headlines in 2005 due to her persistence in getting her driver's licence despite many failed attempts.
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Tesla Safety at Centre of Criminal Trial Over Fiery, Fatal Crash in South Korea
Tesla's safety is at the centre of a criminal trial that is about to begin in South Korea over a 2020 crash that killed a prominent lawyer. The driver, who is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, says the Tesla Model X he was driving sped out of control on its own and that the brakes failed in the December 2020 accident in Seoul. Judge Park ...
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Hyundai Reveals New Technology For Hearing-Impaired Drivers
Hyundai Motor Company has revealed a new piece of technology which offer a safe and a comfortable driving experience for people with hearing disability.
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Second South Korea Taxi Driver Burns Self To Protest New Ride-Sharing App
A South Korean taxi driver burned himself to death in protest against a ride-sharing service being introduced by the country's largest mobile chat app, the second to do so in a month.
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Trump Asked For Public Credit For North Korea Talks
Even before he was elected South Korea's president eight months ago, Moon Jae-in was vowing to take the "driver's seat" in global efforts to deal with North Korea.
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Anand Mahindra Awed By South Korean Drivers' Response To Tunnel Accident
In a world where everyone seems to be in a hurry to reach somewhere, this video shared by business tycoon Anand Mahindra comes as a breath of fresh air. It shows how citizens in South Korea worked seamlessly after an accident in a tunnel that blocked their route - the sort of cooperative action you'll never see on Indian roads.
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South Korea Rejects Uber Proposal to Legalise Service
South Korea rejected Thursday a proposal by the web-based taxi firm Uber to legalise its business by registering its drivers, and vowed further crackdowns on the company and its services.
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Doomed South Korean Ferry Boss's Driver Turns Himself in
The driver of the South Korean businessman wanted over the sinking of a ferry that killed more than 300 people in April turned himself in on Tuesday, potentially unlocking the mystery of the man's final days after the disaster.
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Hyundai Motor posts surprise fall in Q4 profit
South Korea's Hyundai Motor posted a surprise 5.5 per cent fall in quarterly net profit, missing forecasts, as record car sales were dented by the impact of a stronger local currency and the cost of compensating drivers in North America for overstated fuel-economy claims.
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Apple's iPad mini includes LCD display driver from rival Samsung
Apple Inc's new iPad mini appears to include an LCD display driver from South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, a key supplier but also the Silicon Valley tech giant's fiercest rival in a global mobile-device war.
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South Korea to punish drivers watching TV
South Korean police said on Monday that they would propose a new law to punish drivers watching television, following a public outcry over the death of three cyclists last week.The current law bans drivers from watching dashboard-mounted televisions while driving, but there is no specific penalty.
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It Took 960 Attempts For This Woman To Get Her Driving Licence. Her Story Is Viral Again
Cha Sa-Soon's storey made international headlines in 2005 due to her persistence in getting her driver's licence despite many failed attempts.
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Tesla Safety at Centre of Criminal Trial Over Fiery, Fatal Crash in South Korea
Tesla's safety is at the centre of a criminal trial that is about to begin in South Korea over a 2020 crash that killed a prominent lawyer. The driver, who is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, says the Tesla Model X he was driving sped out of control on its own and that the brakes failed in the December 2020 accident in Seoul. Judge Park ...
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Hyundai Reveals New Technology For Hearing-Impaired Drivers
Hyundai Motor Company has revealed a new piece of technology which offer a safe and a comfortable driving experience for people with hearing disability.
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Second South Korea Taxi Driver Burns Self To Protest New Ride-Sharing App
A South Korean taxi driver burned himself to death in protest against a ride-sharing service being introduced by the country's largest mobile chat app, the second to do so in a month.
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Trump Asked For Public Credit For North Korea Talks
Even before he was elected South Korea's president eight months ago, Moon Jae-in was vowing to take the "driver's seat" in global efforts to deal with North Korea.
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Anand Mahindra Awed By South Korean Drivers' Response To Tunnel Accident
In a world where everyone seems to be in a hurry to reach somewhere, this video shared by business tycoon Anand Mahindra comes as a breath of fresh air. It shows how citizens in South Korea worked seamlessly after an accident in a tunnel that blocked their route - the sort of cooperative action you'll never see on Indian roads.
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South Korea Rejects Uber Proposal to Legalise Service
South Korea rejected Thursday a proposal by the web-based taxi firm Uber to legalise its business by registering its drivers, and vowed further crackdowns on the company and its services.
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Doomed South Korean Ferry Boss's Driver Turns Himself in
The driver of the South Korean businessman wanted over the sinking of a ferry that killed more than 300 people in April turned himself in on Tuesday, potentially unlocking the mystery of the man's final days after the disaster.
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Hyundai Motor posts surprise fall in Q4 profit
South Korea's Hyundai Motor posted a surprise 5.5 per cent fall in quarterly net profit, missing forecasts, as record car sales were dented by the impact of a stronger local currency and the cost of compensating drivers in North America for overstated fuel-economy claims.
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Apple's iPad mini includes LCD display driver from rival Samsung
Apple Inc's new iPad mini appears to include an LCD display driver from South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, a key supplier but also the Silicon Valley tech giant's fiercest rival in a global mobile-device war.
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South Korea to punish drivers watching TV
South Korean police said on Monday that they would propose a new law to punish drivers watching television, following a public outcry over the death of three cyclists last week.The current law bans drivers from watching dashboard-mounted televisions while driving, but there is no specific penalty.
