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There has been a report that drivers who want to enjoy a runaway every night in a quiet rural village in Ulsan come to a roar and perform acrobatics.
As this has been happening for several months already, residents are complaining that they have not been able to sleep properly and have great safety concerns.
Reporter Kim Ye-eun of UBC covered the report.
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a late night without people, a white racing car makes a roar and spins around.
It spins again like a glide with a hazy smoke.
The pink racing car that soon appeared also continued its 360-degree rotation with its headlights turned on.
Stunt driving, called'drift', has continued every night in a rural village of 10 residents since April.
[Neighboring residents: I was asleep but I was awakened by a roar, so when I woke up, bikers came and made the engine roar and the muffler (silencer) loudly... .]
This erases the crosswalk and leaves black tire marks on the road surface.
A villager, who had been suffering from noise for several months, tried to block the road with six round trips with a truck, but only then.
When the residents stopped protesting, the stunt drive resumed.
[Neighboring residents: If people do it, their ears are dumb, for a while. Even though there's nothing, I keep hearing such a sound and catching a sudden brake... .]
Residents reported several times to the police, but when there was no action, they posted a message appealing to the Internet community for restraint.
The police belatedly track the driver by identifying the numbers of the vehicles appearing in the video.
(Video coverage: Kim Unseok UBC)