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A friend invites you to drive in a late-night meet where drivers block off a store parking lot and do burnouts and doughnuts. The store owner has not given permission. How does South Carolina law treat taking part in this meet as a driver?
Correct answer: It is a misdemeanor for each driver who takes part, and the car can be seized.
Why
The law names stunts such as burnouts, drifting, doughnuts, speed contests and wheelies. Crowds stand close to the cars at these events, and a driver who loses control can kill or injure spectators. The manual does not cover this law yet; it comes from 2026 Act No. 148.
Verified against South Carolina Driver's Manual · Aggressive Driving · p. 36
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