AAA: High costs for Labor Day travel
If you’re closing-out Summer with a Labor Day getaway be prepared for higher costs and extra traffic.
Traffic is expected to boom over the Labor Day weekend and the South Carolina Department of Public Safety is working to meet that increase in motorists out on the roadways by stepping up enforcement and education efforts as part of the Sober or Slammer campaign.
If you’re closing-out Summer with a Labor Day getaway be prepared for higher costs and extra traffic.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said it screened nearly 10.4 million people over the four-day Labor Day holiday weekend.
Good news for your wallet, gas hasn’t been this cheap on Labor Day weekend since 2020.
Motorists across the state will see increased law enforcement presence and activity over the next few days as the SC Department of Public Safety conducts special enforcement during the Labor Day holiday period, says SCDPS.
LAKE MURRAY, SC (WOLO) — Labor Day Weekend will mark the end of what law enforcement refers to as the “100 Deadliest Days of Summer,” but before you head out on the water, officers want to remind everyone of the best ways to keep you and your family safe. “We have folks that will ride on a boat in an…
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) Law Enforcement Division will be conducting boat inspections on Labor Day weekend.
“We want everyone to have a fun Labor Day. Enjoy all of the festivities, we’re gonna have beautiful weather this weekend, it’s gonna be a good weekend to be out doing things. But just make sure you’re making smart decisions and not poor decisions,” says Bennett.
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety announced earlier today that 10 people were killed on South Carolina roadways during the Labor Day weekend.
If you don’t have any travel plans this Labor Day weekend and want something to do, why not go to the movies. Major movie theater chains like AMC and Regal are offering tickets for the low, low price of $3. The ticket price slashing comes as a part of National Cinema Day on Saturday, September 3rd. Also, as the pandemic…