Ride on the right
South Carolina law directs a bicyclist to ride near the right side of the road when practical. A bicyclist may use another lane when only that lane serves the rider's intended route. Source: South Carolina bicycle laws (opens in a new tab)
A rider may use the shoulder but does not have to use it. Source: South Carolina bicycle laws (opens in a new tab)
Use a bike lane
A rider must use an adjacent bike lane. The law allows a rider to leave it to pass another bicyclist or avoid an obstruction. Source: South Carolina bicycle laws (opens in a new tab)
Ride in a small group
State law allows no more than two bicyclists abreast on a road. The limit does not apply on paths reserved for bicycles. Source: South Carolina bicycle laws (opens in a new tab)
Check the bike before riding
State law requires a white front lamp and a red rear reflector at night. It also requires a brake that meets the state stopping standard. Source: South Carolina bicycle laws (opens in a new tab)
Check the brakes, tires, lights, helmet fit, and lock before leaving the property.
Keep bikes off the fishing pier
Surfside Beach prohibits bicycles on the fishing pier. Choose a bike parking location before visiting. Source: Town fishing pier rules (opens in a new tab)
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