Carolina Squat Ban Violators To Soon Be Ticketed And Fined
The law officially took effect in November, but a six month grace period was given. During that time, law enforcement only issued warning citations. However, starting May 10, police will begin writing tickets.
If you are still driving a squatted vehicle in South Carolina, you have one month to correct it before facing a fine. Early last year, Gov. McMaster signed Senate Bill 363 into law. The measure prohibits drivers from operating vehicles that have their front fenders raised/lowered four or more inches from the height of their rear fender. The altercation is…