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SCDPS Reports Seven Killed On South Carolina Roadways January 10 To January 12, 2025

Monday, Jan 13, 2025

For Immediate Release
January 13, 2025
Contact: Your local Highway Patrol Community Relations Officer, 803-896-8144

COLUMBIA — The South Carolina Department of Public Safety announces a preliminary number of seven people killed on South Carolina roadways during the weekend beginning Friday, January 10, at 6:00 p.m. until Sunday, January 12, at 11:59 p.m.

Please note that these numbers are preliminary and are based on fatal collisions compiled by the South Carolina Department of Public Safety as of 11:59 p.m. on January 12, 2025. For confirmation on fatality information, please contact the appropriate county coroner’s office.

SOUTH CAROLINA TRAFFIC FATALITIES
January 1 through January 12

COUNTY NAME2024202320222021
Abbeville0000
Aiken2220
Allendale0000
Anderson0222
Bamberg0000
Barnwell0100
Beaufort0010
Berkeley2121
Calhoun0000
Charleston0420
Cherokee12                 01
Chester0001
Chesterfield0010
Clarendon0011
Colleton0000
Darlington2011
Dillon0000
Dorchester1000
Edgefield1002
Fairfield0301
Florence0012
Georgetown1100
Greenville2014
Greenwood0111
Hampton0000
Horry0020
Jasper0012
Kershaw0001
Lancaster1000
Laurens1010
Lee0000
Lexington1410
Marion1211
Marlboro1110
McCormick0000
Newberry0000
Oconee0311
Orangeburg1200
Pickens0003
Richland0033
Saluda0000
Spartanburg2131
Sumter0013
Union0000
Williamsburg0010
York2220
Total22323332

*2023-2025 figures are preliminary.

**Additional notice: Be advised, Real-Time Traffic is no longer available. For traffic and road information, please check out SCDOT's website - https://www.511sc.org/


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