Over the New Year’s holiday travel period, the South Carolna Department of Public Safety says at least 10 people died on state roads.
SCDPS says 10 people were killed on roads on state roadways during the Christmas travel period this year.
Police across the Palmetto State will be out in full force for the upcoming holiday travel period, as the South Carolina Department of Public Safety and other law enforcement agencies kicked off the Sober or Slammer campaign.
If you’re hitting the roads instead of the skies this Thanksgiving, State Troopers will be out in full force to help keep the roads safe.
During National Child Passenger Safety Week, officials is holding safety talks and car seat checks at the SCDMV on Wilson Boulevard.
Expect to see more troopers on South Carolina’s highways as summer comes to an end. The South Carolina Department of Public Safety is kicking off the last leg of its “Sober or Slammer!” campaign tomorrow
As students head back to school this month, the South Carolina Department of Public Safety is reminding drivers to be on the lookout for kids near school zones and bus routes.
A new specialized group of troopers and police will hit South Carolina roads this Fourth of July weekend. The Department of Public Safety announced the formation of the “ACE Team” this afternoon. These teams will help provide resources with the aim of curbing response times and reducing injury due to speeding and other violations over the holiday.
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety says nine people died on state roads this Memorial Day Weekend. Officials say that brings the total number of South Carolina roadway deaths this year to 406 people so far.
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety and Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette announced a statewide crackdown on littering Monday, in part of the ‘Great South Carolina Cleanup Week.’
