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Good morning. The task you are assigned is to drive safe and courteous while on the road. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to use your blinker to signal your directional intentions BEFORE turning or changing lanes. Should you be caught using this device, you

Whatever your plans are for the long Memorial Day weekend, make sure safety is part of them. Remember — not only is impaired driving dangerous, it is also a crime that can earn you jail time. So if you plan to drink, plan for a sober ride home. Because in South Carolina, it’s

Officer Gilstrap observed this vehicle illegally passing in the median and traveling 81 mph in a 45 mph zone. When the driver spotted her emergency lighs, they over-corrected and ran off the road. Officer Gilstrap then gave that driver a roadside definition of reckless driving.

Memorial Day is the unofficial kickoff to summer and the official start of the 100 Deadly Days of Summer, so we encourage you to enjoy the season responsibly. The 100 Deadly Days of Summer period — which runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day —is when we typically see traffic

Let’s all take a moment to remember why we can freely live the life we do.

These 3 trucks must have been playing a game of 3 blind mice as all 3 of them bypassed a clearly OPEN scale house. Cpl. Clark and his trainee stopped all 3 trucks and moved them to a truck stop for a safety lesson

May is Bicycle Safety Month and we are reminding you that no matter where you ride, keep safety in mind. Cyclists – Always ride with the flow of traffic and stay to the right of the lane if no bike lane is present. For extra safety, consider wearing a helmet. Also, if you’re

Let us remember that we are responsible for our own actions behind the wheel of whatever vehicle we are operating. When two vehicles collide, it is a collision, not an accident, which could have been prevented.

Take a look behind the scenes at today’s full scale hurricane evacuation exercise! #hurricanepreps #hurricane

Tomorrow (June 6th) is Secure Your Load day. Please make sure that your load is safely secured no matter the size. Our officers will be on the lookout for unsafe and unsecured loads. Make sure you’re being safe and avoid a roadside safety education from STP.

The lightning has goneand the gates are open for the Carolina Country Music Fest at Myrtle Beach. There are some great artists here. Please be safe and plan your SAFE way home before coming in, so you don't meet a superstar police officer here. The SCDPS booth has new giveaways!

This Secure Your Load Day, we are reminding drivers everywhere — take your time and secure your load before hitting the road! Whether in the back of a passenger truck, or a large commercial motor vehicle, unsecured cargo is dangerous to other drivers and pedestrians. And it’s

Today is Secure Your Load day. You are responsible for whatever comes off your truck, including mud. Cpl Holcombe warned this company about making the roadway dangerous to navigate. The verbal warning didn't work, so they got a few written safety lessons.

Day 2 of ⁦Carolina Country Music Fest⁩ is off to a great start! The sun is shining! Come see us at the ⁦SCDPS⁩ booth!

Drinking and driving can be a costly — even deadly — decision. If you are attending the Carolina Country Music Fest this weekend, remember to think before you drink and designate a sober ride. #SoberOrSlammer #HighwaysorDieways

Day 3 at the Country Music Festival in Myrtle Beach and the temp is 150 degrees. Cpl Pye and myself made it to the handicapped section and handed out safety message fans and other giveaways. We met some great people. I got to tell everyone how great STP is as a bonus.

Cpl Clark stopped this hotshot for speeding and found numerous violations including bulging tires, brake system to trailer not hooked up, and missing lug nuts. Even worse, the unlicensed driver had no logs. Great job, Cpl Clark, for taking this dangerous combination off the road.

Day 4 at CCMF in Myrtle Beach is starting to feel like a hurricane deployment. Please pack your patience and manners when the gates reopen, and don't forget to swing by the SCDPS booth and pick up some free “safety swag”.

Woo Hoo!!! The lightening is gone the, music is cranked up, the SCDPS booth is packed and we will be doing drunk goggle cornhole at 5 pm for tickets for a meet and greet for Brantley Gilbert.