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SCDPS Reports Four Killed On South Carolina Roadways September 26 To September 28, 2025

Monday, Sep 29, 2025

For Immediate Release
September 29, 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 four people killed on South Carolina roadways during the weekend beginning Friday, September 26, at 6:00 p.m. until Sunday, September 28, 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 September 28, 2025. For confirmation on fatality information, please contact the appropriate county coroner’s office.
 

SOUTH CAROLINA TRAFFIC FATALITIES
January 1 through September 28 

County Name

2025*

2024*

2023*

2022

Abbeville

1

3

2

5

Aiken

13

22

31

21

Allendale

2

1

1

2

Anderson

26

34

23

35

Bamberg

6

2

5

1

Barnwell

1

8

5

1

Beaufort

15

20

18

15

Berkeley

27

29

43

31

Calhoun

5

3

5

3

Charleston

45

51

46

53

Cherokee

15

17

13

9

Chester

7

5

8

18

Chesterfield

5

7

7

9

Clarendon

6

4

15

15

Colleton

8

13

15

19

Darlington

29

11

20

13

Dillon

7

8

7

6

Dorchester

14

32

10

10

Edgefield

5

4

1

6

Fairfield

6

9

9

5

Florence

27

18

16

32

Georgetown

7

14

17

12

Greenville

32

67

57

79

Greenwood

5

5

11

11

Hampton

2

4

4

6

Horry

51

43

47

52

Jasper

7

12

12

17

Kershaw

11

10

7

13

Lancaster

11

11

13

13

Laurens

15

15

20

18

Lee

4

3

3

6

Lexington

27

39

33

32

Marion

11

12

12

3

Marlboro

3

8

4

9

McCormick

1

4

0

2

Newberry

7

8

7

7

Oconee

13

10

7

13

Orangeburg

22

36

26

32

Pickens

12

14

13

11

Richland

33

44

45

54

Saluda

2

6

6

2

Spartanburg

63

50

68

41

Sumter

16

14

23

25

Union

1

8

5

6

Williamsburg

9

7

2

8

York

21

22

26

22

Total

656

767

768

803

*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/


The South Carolina Department of Public Safety includes the Highway Patrol, State Transport Police, Bureau of Protective Services, Office of Highway Safety and Justice Programs and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Hall of Fame. Our mission is to ensure public safety by protecting and serving the people of South Carolina and its visitors.

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