On August 7, media outlets reported that BTS member Suga is under investigation by the police for riding an electric scooter after consuming alcohol. This incident has led to some confusion about the type of vehicle involved.
Incident Details and Investigation
According to the Yongsan Police Station, Suga was discovered alone on the night of August 6, riding an electric scooter while under the influence of alcohol. Nearby police officers assisted him and took him to a local police station for further proceedings.
Police Statement:
“It was a model with a saddle. It would be more appropriate to describe it as an electric scooter.”
— Yongsan Police Station
Many netizens and fans were initially uncertain whether Suga was riding an electric scooter or a kickboard. This confusion arose because some media outlets used the terms interchangeably. However, the police have clarified that the vehicle in question was indeed an electric scooter equipped with a seat.
Electric kickboard with seat
Electric scooter
Traffic Regulations for Electric Scooters in South Korea
In South Korea, electric scooters are subject to the same traffic regulations as cars. These vehicles can only be rented with a valid license to ensure safety.
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