A man in his 30s who crashed into a utility pole and fled the scene for ”driving without a license” was arrested seven hours later in South Korea

A man in his 30s who abandoned his vehicle after crashing into a utility pole and fled the scene while driving without a license was arrested by police seven hours after the accident.
The Dongrae Police Station in Busan, South Korea, filed charges against Mr. A on suspicion of violating the Road Traffic Act.
A was driving an SUV on a road in Dong-rae-gu, Busan, at around 4:12 pm on the 6th of this month when he crashed into a utility pole. He is suspected of abandoning the vehicle and fleeing.
No casualties were reported at the time, but residents walking around the area looked confused as the vehicle was abandoned on the side of the road.
Immediately after the accident, Mr. A's acquaintance, Mr. B (in his 20s), appeared at the scene and
However, the police analyzed the surveillance cameras in the area and confirmed that Mr. A was actually the driver. The police arrested Mr. A at his home around 11pm on the same day.
At the time of his arrest, Mr. A tested negative for alcohol and drugs, but it was confirmed that he was driving without a license.
In addition, what kind of punishment will the police give to Mr. B, who claims to have driven the vehicle involved in the accident?
The government is considering whether to apply the law.