Blue Ticket System for Bicycles Introduced from April 1st. Do High School Students Know About the Blue Ticket System? What Violations Have They Committed So Far? [High School Student Survey]

More Than 70% of Both Genders Answered "I Know!" What Kind of Violations Have They Unconsciously Committed?

The "Traffic Violation Notification System (commonly known as the Blue Ticket System)" which will be applied from April 1st, is a system where you will have to pay a fine for minor traffic violations committed on a bicycle.

YTJP conducted a survey on high school students nationwide regarding the "Blue Ticket System."

First, regarding "Do you know about the introduction of the Blue Ticket System?", the results are as follows:

A large number of both males and females answered "I know," with 78.4% of males and 73.0% of females.

Next, the results for "What have you done before that would be subject to a blue ticket?" are as follows:

The most common violation for both males and females was "riding side-by-side (riding next to each other)," with 46.9% of males and 38.2% of females.

The second most common violation for both genders was "failure to stop temporarily." More than 30% of males and more than 20% of females answered that they had committed this violation before.