You’ll see them cruising the streets on any busy night in Myrtle Beach — “Carolina Squat” trucks, tricked out with undercarriage lights and modified mufflers to make them louder, often blaring even ...

If your TikTok feed is starting to fill up with videos of highly modified pickup trucks and forlorn owners complaining about not being able to drive them, you might be wondering what is going on.

Trucks tilted back with the trendy “Carolina Squat” suspension modification could become illegal on Volusia County's beaches. On Tuesday, the Volusia County Council will consider proposed changes by ...

Drivers of squat trucks cruise along Ocean Boulevard of Myrtle Beach Saturday night. The trucks are under fire by police and state legislators for safety reasons. April 15, 2023 Terri Richardson ...

The “Carolina squat” is out. Starting next week, a new South Carolina law outlawing vehicles that have a significantly raised or lowered front fender will become effective, starting a gradual process ...

A certain style of modifying trucks has become quite the issue in the last few years: The Carolina squat. It needs little introduction as municipalities have moved to ban squatted trucks, police have ...

Time is running out for Carolina Squat trucks. Gov. Henry McMaster on May 16 signed a measure that will pull the modified vehicles off state roads next year. South Carolina joins North Carolina and ...

COLUMBIA — The controversial pickup and SUV modification known as the “Carolina Squat" has been officially banned under a new law passed by the S.C. General Assembly. The Carolina Squat — also called ...

Squat truck drivers may want to embrace this summer in the Myrtle Beach area. Come next summer, drivers of the modified vehicles could face fines based on a new state law passed in May that bans the ...

A modified truck cruises Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach during Memorial Day weekend 2021. May 29, 2021. The S.C. legislature is considering a ban on the lifting of vehicle’s front ends more than four ...