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Perhaps there is no market for stolen cars in South Korea. Perhaps South Korea has an immobilizer law like many other industrialized nations. Perhaps more car
by op00to 4y ago
Perhaps there is no market for stolen cars in South Korea.
Perhaps South Korea has an immobilizer law like many other industrialized nations.
Perhaps more cars are parked in secure areas in South Korea, and cars in Milwaukee are parked on streets or driveways.
Perhaps there is more CCTV and other surveillance in South Korea that makes it impossible to escape with a stolen car.
Not saying it's not a social issue, but there's a lot of other factors as well.
- farmaway 4y ago>Perhaps South Korea has an immobilizer law like many other industrialized nations. Do they? I spent a few minutes searching but couldn't find an answer.
- jewayne 4y agoHere in my city, at least, virtually none of the stolen Kias/Hyundais were being sold. They were being stolen by middle schoolers for joy rides. Throughout the summer of 2022, groups of kids as young as 13 were stealing a different car each day, abandoning the ride of the day when it was out of gas (or damaged to the point of being inoperable). It was pure crime of opportunity.