Published 1 year ago

Increasing fine for left lane slowpokes gets quick traction

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Bill would increase fine from $25 to up to $100. Lawmakers passed the so-called "slowpoke" bill in 2021. Over roughly a year, state troopers wrote nearly 500 tickets. The fine is not a criminal penalty and doesn't get reported to a driving record.

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Increasing fine for left lane slowpokes gets quick traction

A bill allowing police to charge a bigger fine for people driving slow in the left lane of interstates and other multilane highways is one of the first to be

1 year ago·United States

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WCBD

Increasing fine for left-lane slowpokes gets quick traction in SC Statehouse

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A bill allowing police to charge a bigger fine for people driving slow in the left lane of interstates and other multilane highways is one of the first to be taken up at the South Carolina Statehouse in 2023. A Senate subcommittee Tuesday approved increasing the fine from $25 to up to $100 […]

1 year ago·Charleston, United States

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WLTX

Increasing fine for left lane slowpokes gets quick traction

Bill moving through South Carolina House would increase fines for driving slow in the left lane of traffic from $25 to $100.

1 year ago·Columbia, United States

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WSAV

Increasing fine for left lane slowpokes gets quick traction

1 year ago·Savannah, United States

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WPDE

Increasing fine for left lane slowpokes in SC gets quick traction

Increasing fine for left lane slowpokes gets quick tractionCOLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A bill allowing police to charge a bigger fine for people driving slow in the l

1 year ago

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Increasing fine for left lane slowpokes gets quick traction

COLUMBIA — A bill allowing police to charge a bigger fine for people driving slow in the left lane of interstates and other multi-lane highways is one of the first

1 year ago

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