Roadway Protection and Safety Act criminalizes street takeovers and related activities in South Carolina.

The Roadway Protection and Safety Act makes street takeovers illegal in South Carolina. It defines street takeovers as deliberate obstructions of public roadways by groups. Penalties include fines and imprisonment for participants, organizers, and spectators. Vehicles used in street takeovers must be impounded or forfeited. The act also prohibits street takeovers on private property without consent and mandates the seizure of vehicles with illegal modifications.

Roadway Protection and Safety Act criminalizes street takeovers and related activities in South Carolina.

The Roadway Protection and Safety Act makes street takeovers illegal in South Carolina. It defines street takeovers as deliberate obstructions of public roadways by groups. Penalties include fines and imprisonment for participants, organizers, and spectators. Vehicles used in street takeovers must be impounded or forfeited. The act also prohibits street takeovers on private property without consent and mandates the seizure of vehicles with illegal modifications.