Summary
Surfside Beach is officially banning all cars from the sand, meaning you'll need to park nearby and walk your gear in. If you usually drive right up to the water for a beach day, you'll have to change your routine.
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Impact analysis
Local businesses near the entrance might see a dip in heavy-gear-toting beachgoers, but parking lots could rake in extra fees.
Beachgoers looking for a safer, quieter shoreline without cars whizzing by or blocking ocean views.
People with mobility issues or families hauling tons of beach gear who relied on driving right onto the sand.
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