Texting & Driving Detection
South Carolina car accident lawyers discuss new technology that could allow police officers to detect whether drivers are texting behind the wheel.
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South Carolina car accident lawyers discuss new technology that could allow police officers to detect whether drivers are texting behind the wheel.
Teach your child how to stay safe on the bus to school. George Sink P.A. Injury Lawyers can help if your child has a school bus related accident.
Distracted driving placing everyone on the road in danger. Read some tips to prevent distraction while behind the wheel!
Only 1 Citation Written in Charleston Despite New Texting and Driving Laws
South Carolina now bans text messaging for all drivers statewide. Read more about the new law on George Sink’s blog.
A distracted driving ban in Greenville, SC takes effect on April 1st. Read more about the new law and how it can help improve safety on public roadways.
A recent study found that texting while driving bans help to decrease teen traffic deaths. Read more on George Sink’s blog.
Two different distracted driving bills were recently passed by the South Carolina House and Senate. Read more about these bills and the future of a statewide law in SC.
South Carolina’s texting ban is now in effect and law enforcement officers can write tickets and fine drivers who text message behind the wheel.
A South Carolina Senate subcommittee recently announced its support for a statewide texting while driving ban. Read more on the proposed law and penalties and how it can help improve safety on public roadways.
AAA has named Charleston County the most dangerous county for car crashes. George Sink P.A. Injury Lawyers can help if you’re involved in a car accident.
There are a lot of mobile apps that claim to measure blood alcohol content, but can you trust them to work when you need them the most? Learn more about these apps here.
Many are unaware of the potential dangers on the road related to daylight savings time.
Learn about South Carolina’s laws involving texting from behind the wheel.
There’s no way to know how long it will take to resolve your South Carolina car accident lawsuit, but it could be worth the extra time.
Charleston City Council passed a new law banning texting while driving in the city of Charleston, South Carolina. Don’t text and drive!
Were you hurt in a multi-car pileup? Contact the attorneys at George Sink, P.A. Injury Lawyers for help.