A person who operates a mobility-support small vehicle or a remote-controlled small vehicle (delivery robot) on a road must display the officially prescribed marker in a clearly visible place on the vehicle.

Explanation

Article 14-4 of the Road Traffic Act requires anyone who operates a mobility-support small vehicle (a slow personal-mobility device such as an electric wheelchair-type vehicle) or a remote-controlled small vehicle (such as a sidewalk delivery robot) on a road to display a marker in the officially prescribed form where it can easily be seen. This is a legal duty, not an option, and failing to do it carries a penalty.

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