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That’s outrageous. $25 just because I’m an inconsiderate imbecile willing to put other’s lives at risk while I lol.
I’m sure this is just a profit making scheme by Big Brother, they’re out to get us.
That is going to keep a driver from texting? Come on, now.
I would suggest the add another zero and make it $250. The people of South Carolina will pay more for the officer to pull drivers over and issue tickets than will be brought in.
$25 No points? That’s the best you could do? Why is it that SC elected officials consistently come off as the lunatic fringe in the national new? Governor, Lt. Governor, “you lie”, Strom Thurmond elected past sinility, the list goes on…
A political move for sure!!!! Pass a law and make the fine so small that no will care. How about $1000.00 for the first offense and $5000.00 for every additional offense. Then they will put the phones away!!!!