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Greenville County

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Greenville (SC) Metropolitan Area

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South Carolina

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Charleston County

Charleston (SC) Metropolitan Area

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Traffic fatalities on South Carolina roadways rose in 2012 for the second straight year, according to preliminary information from the S.C. Highway Patrol. After the SCHP reported three New Year's deaths, the early 2012 total is 833 deaths. Two of those three deaths were Greenville County teens. That's up from 827 in 2011, which was up over 806 in 2010 — the lowest total in nearly 30 years. Greenville County saw 65 roadway deaths last year, which is up from 54 in 2011 and 50 in 2010. It rated as the highest in the state. Despite a , there was once again a rise in 2012. Preliminary numbers found 115 pedestrians, 109 motorcyclists and 13 bicyclists died last year.

Traffic fatalities on South Carolina roadways rose in 2012 for the second straight year, according to preliminary information from the S.C. Highway Patrol.

After the SCHP reported three New Year's deaths, the early 2012 total is 833 deaths. Two of those three deaths were Greenville County teens. That's up from 827 in 2011, which was up over 806 in 2010 — the lowest total in nearly 30 years.

Greenville County saw 65 roadway deaths last year, which is up from 54 in 2011 and 50 in 2010. It rated as the highest in the state. Despite a , there was once again a rise in 2012. Preliminary numbers found 115 pedestrians, 109 motorcyclists and 13 bicyclists died last year.

Greenville County's 65 was the second-highest in the state.