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Starting February 28, drivers throughout the state will be faced with fines for holding their phones while behind the wheel.

The law will save lives but not many. To cut SC's third-highest highway death rate significantly, we need other reforms, starting with closing DUI loopholes.

South Carolina drivers who reach for their phones behind the wheel will now face fines as the state’s hands-free law moves from warnings to enforcement.

The South Carolina Hands-Free and Distracted Driving Act took effect on Sept. 1, 2025. But the warning period ends Feb. 28.

The grace period for the new hands-free law officially ended this past weekend, marking a new era of enforcement aimed at ...

South Carolina fully implemented the Hands-Free and Distracted Driving Act on Feb. 28, which requires all people who are driving a vehicle to be completely hands-free of any mobile device when driving ...

IT'S a situation many have been in before – a call comes in while you're driving but you don't have your hands-free kit with you.

Phones down, eyes up — that’s the message from Mount Pleasant police as officers begin enforcing South Carolina’s new ...

Police in Carrollton say a crash involving a distracted driver underscores why Georgia’s hands-free law is strictly enforced.

First violations will be subject to a fine of $100. Subsequent violations will be subject to a $200 fine and 2 points on your ...

A new South Carolina law taking effect on February 28 makes it illegal to hold a phone while driving, expanding on an ...