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In the three years prior to 2003, speed-related traffic deaths increased from 414 to 496, an increase of 17%. The 410 speed-related traffic deaths in 2003 represented 57% of total fatalities reported on South Carolina’s roadways during that year.
An average of three traffic deaths per day occur in our state. In 2003, 37.7% of all speeding fatalities in South Carolina occurred on the secondary system while 18.1 % were on the interstates.
The leading counties for speed-related fatalities include: Horry County, Greenville County, Spartanburg County, Richland County, Anderson County, Lexington County, York County, and Charleston County.
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Top
Locations
Horry
Spartanburg
Lexington
Richland
Florence
Orangeburg
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Based
on 2005 NHTSA Data
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