What are the South Carolina State Driving Laws? |
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South Carolina uses a point system to track · Using lights improperly – 2 points · Tailgating – 4 points · Reckless driving – 6 points · Speeding – 2 – 6 points If you earn 12 points, you will have your license suspended. South Carolina law requires that everyone in a vehicle have a fastened seatbelt. The driver is responsible for anyone younger than 18 that is in the vehicle. Children under the age of six must be in a child restraint seat. Failure to adhere to this law results in a $25 fine. Also, the state of South Carolina requires helmet use by anyone under 21 who is on a motorcycle. When driving in South Carolina, always follow the posted speed limit. The posted speed limit on the interstate is usually 70 mph. However, if you do not see a posted speed limit in a rural area, you must travel 55 mph. If you are in an urban area and cannot find the speed limit, you must travel 30 mph. Otherwise, travel at the posted speed limit. Failure to do so will result in a fine and ticket. There is no cell phone ban in South Carolina. Always yield the right of way to emergency vehicles when driving in South Carolina. If you are in motion and are approached by an emergency vehicle from either direction, pull to the right edge of the road and stop. Allow the emergency vehicle to pass, and then proceed on your way. Trackback(0)
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