
"I don’t wanna lose squats": Another U.S. state has banned squatted trucks
"Everywhere should ban squatted trucks."
South Carolina's Squatted Truck Ban Sparks Family Drama A recent ban on modified "squatted" trucks in South Carolina has led to unexpected family conflict, as highlighted in a viral video. The video features a mother detailing the measures she's taking to ensure her son complies with the new law. "He's only got five days to get this right," she says, explaining that she's resorting to installing a tracking device, confiscating his keys, and removing him from her insurance policy. The video's popularity underscores the impact of the ban on residents and the diverse reactions it's generating. While the law aims to improve road safety, the video highlights the personal challenges it presents. The mother's actions, though controversial, reflect the frustration felt by some residents. The incident serves as a case study on the intersection of local ordinances and personal freedoms.
"Everywhere should ban squatted trucks."