①This Act comes into force within one year of its promulgation, on the date that Cabinet Order prescribes.

②Articles 100-2, 100-3, and 104-2, Article 108-2, paragraph (1), item (v), and Article 108-3 of the Road Traffic Act after its amendment apply to a person who obtains a driver's license after the date on which this Act comes into force (referred to as "effective date" in the following paragraph).

③Article 71-4, Article 108-2, paragraph (1), item (i), paragraph (3) of that Article, and paragraph (4) of Article 112 of the pre-amendment Road Traffic Act remain in force with regard to a person who, by the time this Act comes into force, has obtained a class 1 driver's license pursuant to Article 84, paragraph (2) of the Road Traffic Act, but who has not held that license for one year in total (such a total does not include any period during which the person's license was suspended). In such a case, the conduct prescribed in Article 71-4 of the pre-amendment Road Traffic Act is not to include conduct in which a person engages in driving a motor vehicle or motorized bicycle that, pursuant to Article 85, paragraph (2) of the Road Traffic Act, may be driven by a person who is permitted to drive a motor vehicle or motorized bicycle of a category that the Table following Article 85, paragraph (1) of that Act sets forth for a given driver's license that the person obtains after the effective date.

④Notwithstanding Article 96-3 of the Road Traffic Act after amendment, prior laws continue to govern a person's eligibility to take a driver's license test if the person has an application pending for a driver's license pursuant to Article 89 of the Road Traffic Act at the time this Act comes into force.