"Residents' inconvenience and mass production of convenience methods"... one after the other.

[Anchor]
The garage certificate system, which is the only one in the country that is implemented only on Jeju Island, was introduced to curb vehicle growth and solve parking problems.

However, as complaints continued that there were more side effects than positive functions, authorities said they would review the overall policy by the end of the year and come up with solutions.

This is a report from reporter Moon Soo-hee of KCTV Jeju Broadcasting.

[Reporter]
The nation's first garage certificate system introduced in 2007 to curb vehicle growth and resolve parking difficulties.

As of the end of August, the number of registered vehicles in the garage in the province was 133,000, which is only 36% of the total targets.We have imposed fines on vehicles that fail to implement the

garage certificate system, but even this, the collection rate is only 27%, which is not effective.

While Jeju Island conducted a service to review the overall policy, voices of condemnation continued at the meeting held at the Jeju Provincial Council.

In particular, there have been complaints that the garage certificate system is encouraging the hollowing out of the original city center.

[Byeon Dong-oh / Ildo-dong, Jeju-si: In the case of the original city center, there are many buildings that were built before the parking lot law was established. That's why the population escapes and this problem arises.]

[Kang Chun-beom / Yongdam-dong, Jeju-si: If you have a car, you can't come in (to the original city). As the population is empty, there are no children.]

It was also pointed out that expedients such as address transfer and documentary garage are prevalent.

[Lee Jae-sung / Samdo-dong, Jeju-si: I live in Jeju-do and have a car. But where is his car registered, it is registered in Seoul. There are so many cases where you register at your brother's house in Seoul and actually drag your car around in Jeju Island.

Some called for supplementation of loopholes, acknowledging the need for policies to curb vehicles.

[Kim Ki-sung / Yongdam 1-dong, Jeju-si: I can't park my car in the neighborhood. What should I do? How to supplement the garage certificate system when it is necessary but continues to be implemented, according to the situation of eup, myeon, and dong....]

The garage certificate system, which is on the verge of extinction due to a series of inconveniences and complaints from residents rather than sympathy for the pure function.

Attention is focusing on what answers Jeju Island, which is making policy diagnosis, will give.

I'm Moon Soo-hee of KCTV News.

Reporter for filming
: Park Byung-joon
Graphic: Iamine