SCHP expecting heaviest holiday traffic in years, urging motorists to practice safe driving
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - This Thanksgiving week, the South Carolina Department of Safety is urging those traveling in the Grand Strand for the h...
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - This Thanksgiving week, the South Carolina Department of Safety is urging those traveling in the Grand Strand for the holiday to slow down and pay attention behind the wheel.SCHP is anticipating heavy traffic, and with that, both troopers and police officers will be increasing their presence on our roads.'We expect a lot more people on our roadways especially with this kind of being the first year since four, five years ago, that we've had a normal Thanksgiving so we expect more people on our roadways,' said South Carolina Highway Patrol Trooper Nick Pye.