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I noticed automatic road analyzer (ARAN) vehicles in just about every part of Greenville, Pickens, and Anderson Counties during the last week. I am thankful to have found evidence of potential future road maintenance.
By the way, we have been blessed with some very beautiful rural countryside in the Upstate, and the roads outside the more densely populated areas aren't all full of potholes and litter.
I'm constantly befuddled why people throw garbage on the side of the road when they can bring it to a county convenience center for no additional charge. South Carolina would benefit from a bottle bill, a container deposit law. This would give an incentive for people not to throw cans and bottles out the window and incentivize people to pick up the cans on the side of the road, which would reduce the amount of litter.
Pretty much red necks throwing trash everywhere. I see it all the time. Bags of trash falling out of the back of some beat up pick up truck being driven by some toothless hick.
Pretty much red necks throwing trash everywhere. I see it all the time. Bags of trash falling out of the back of some beat up pick up truck being driven by some toothless hick.
The litter situation has improved but it’s still not where it should be. I noticed just this morning that somebody completely lost their load of trash along I-85 northbound just north of Pelham Road. Litter all over the road. There needs to be more clean up efforts, stricter laws, better enforcement, and more education. Hopefully the situation will improve even more once Covid subsides if it ever does.
The litter situation has improved but it’s still not where it should be. I noticed just this morning that somebody completely lost their load of trash along I-85 northbound just north of Pelham Road. Litter all over the road. There needs to be more clean up efforts, stricter laws, better enforcement, and more education. Hopefully the situation will improve even more once Covid subsides if it ever does.
The completely unenforced law about loads must be covered would be a big help.
The only way we will see enforcement of the laws is to put more law enforcement officers on the roads and start fining people.
We can hardly get LE to enforce traffic laws as it is.
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