South Carolina H4770 repeals the requirement for in-person service of speeding citations based on photographic evidence and allows citations during.
South Carolina H4770 repeals Section 56-7-35, which required in-person service of speeding citations based on photographic evidence within one hour of the violation. The bill also amends Section 56-5-710 to allow local authorities to issue traffic citations based on photographic evidence. Additionally, it modifies Section 56-5-70 to permit citations for speeding or disregarding traffic control devices based on photographic evidence only during emergencies. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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