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   COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Some of the most powerful lawmakers in South   
   Carolina are backing a proposal to allow officers to pull over people who   
   drive too slowly in the left lane of major roads.   
      
   The Senate Transportation Committee passed its version of the bill   
   Wednesday, sponsored by Senate President Harvey Peeler.   
      
   The bill would fine a driver $100 for not getting over to the right lane,   
   but add no points on a driver's license.   
      
   The House's version of the bill is sponsored by House Majority Leader Gary   
   Simrill.   
      
   The House bill has a fine of $200 and adds two points to a driver's   
   license. Peeler says every Southeastern state except North Carolina and   
   South Carolina has these types of laws.   
      
   https://abcnews4.com/news/local/south-carolina-lawmakers-propose-fines-   
   for-slow-left-lane-drivers   
      
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