Heads up! Seoul launches campaign to keep smartphone users safe


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 23 Jun 2016

SEOUL: Pedestrians glued to their smartphones were given something else to look at this week, as officials in Seoul launched a safety campaign to keep them from walking into busy traffic. 

Smartphone-related collisions between pedestrians and vehicles in South Korea have more than doubled in five years to around 1,000 reported incidents in 2014, according to the Transportation Safety Authority. 

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