1. Bicycle path occupied MTB pack riding formations (If you don't cross the center line, even overtaking is impossible, and because you need to overtake with at least 5-10 or more people, it's perfect for causing accidents)
2. Even while going at low speed, more than half of the people riding on the bicycle path ride in the dead center or near the center line as if they rented out the entire path
(As if they'd catch a deadly disease if they just drove a bit to the right. A characteristic trait of Koreans' terrible lack of consideration for space)
3. Unpredictable fixed-gear young riders (Sudden U-turns, sudden stops, going on and off the bridge are everyday occurrences)
and so on
While riding, about once every 10 minutes, I would think "Oh, I think an accident will happen like this."
For road riders who ride with a bit more speed than regular commuters, it seems that simply avoiding the Han River bicycle path is the way to protect yourself.
