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Motorcycle Accidents

• Harley Davidson Recalls 250,000 Motorcycles to Correct Brake Issue
• South Carolina Couple Awarded $1.2 Million in Motorcycle Accident Case
• May Is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
• Study Claims Helmets Reduce Spinal Injury

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Motorcycle Accidents

• Motorcycle Accident Closes Part of Charleston Area Highway...
  Posted on 2/6/2012
• Motorcyclist Air Lifted to Hospital After Accident...
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Motorcycle Accidents

• Why are motorcycle deaths on the rise? What can be done to help prevent them?
• Motorcycle helmets do not significantly interfere with vision or hearing of riders

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Myrtle Beach passes new ordinances to discourage bike rallies

Myrtle Beach has passed new Ordinances for Noise, Motorcycles, Alcohol Consumption, Property Management, Curfew and Accommodations to discourage bike rallies. They include:

No loud mufflers. No straight pipes. No revving of engines or excessive noise.

Everyone on a motorcycle must wear a safety helmet and protective eyewear (glasses, goggles, face shield, etc.) at all times while the cycle is moving.

No more than two motorcycles allowed in a public parking space.

Curfew is in effect from 1:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. for juveniles under age 18, with certain exceptions. Violators are detained and parents are called.

No alcohol sales allowed after 2:00 a.m., unless the bar applies for and receives exemption.

No alcohol consumption or open container possession allowed in parking lots and garages of any business.

It is a crime not to pay the restaurant or not to leave your name and address if you dispute the bill, service or food.

No loitering allowed in posted parking lots of any business. No loitering allowed after hours in parking lots once the business is closed. Store parking is for customers, not parties.

No use of parking lots or landscaped areas of any business next to road or street for chairs, coolers, parties, drinking or food service.

Security standards are required for gas stations, convenience stores and stores with drive through service. No gathering or loitering is allowed in parking areas without contemporaneous commercial activity. Parking lots are for customers, not parties.

Parties responsible for permitted or unpermitted special events that require an extraordinary public response may be held financially responsible for the cost of that response.

No parking or storage of trailers and oversize vehicles is allowed on the street; parking for these vehicles is allowed only in approved parking or storage lots.

Photo identification required for hotel check-in; minors (under 18) cannot check in without parent or legal guardian present. All guests in a room must be identified. Parking hang tags required for all guest vehicles.

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