South Carolina agencies have issued safety warnings ahead of the upcoming Fourth of July holiday. The state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and the State Parks and Recreation Commission have partnered to promote road and water safety. [1] Officials emphasize that residents should avoid operating vehicles or boats if they are under the influence of alcohol, as this can lead to accidents and injuries. Additionally, there is a call for responsible fireworks use. The DMV has advised drivers to be cautious on roads during the holiday, especially in areas with high pedestrian activity. [1] State Parks officials have also reminded visitors to follow all posted rules at waterways, including speed limits and designated swimming areas. The warnings come as part of broader efforts by local law enforcement agencies to ensure public safety during the festive period. [2]
SC officials issue safety warnings for Fourth of July festivities
South Carolina authorities are urging caution as the Fourth of July approaches, warning against driving or operating boats while under the influence.
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- Officials urge caution on roads and water
- State agencies are working together for safety