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| Rank | Location | Area | Total Crashes | Risk Level | Key Factor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | US-501 & SC-544 | Myrtle Beach | 720+ | CRITICAL | Heavy volume, merging traffic |
| 2 | US-17 Bypass & SC-544 | Socastee | 650+ | CRITICAL | High speed, commercial trucks |
| 3 | US-17 & 21st Ave N | Myrtle Beach | 580+ | CRITICAL | Tourist traffic, left turns |
| 4 | US-501 & US-17 Bypass | Myrtle Beach | 510+ | HIGH | Complex interchange, volume |
| 5 | US-17 & SC-707 | Socastee/Surfside | 470+ | HIGH | Intersection congestion |
| 6 | SC-31 & SC-544 | Carolina Forest | 430+ | HIGH | Rapid development, new drivers |
| 7 | US-17 & Glenns Bay Rd | Surfside Beach | 390+ | HIGH | Signal timing, pedestrians |
| 8 | US-501 & Conway Bypass | Conway | 350+ | HIGH | Merge conflicts, speed |
| 9 | Kings Hwy & 38th Ave N | Myrtle Beach | 320+ | MODERATE | Tourist season volume |
| 10 | US-17 & Pawleys Island Rd | Georgetown Co. | 290+ | MODERATE | Rural speed, poor lighting |
| 11 | SC-9 & US-17 | Longs/NMB | 270+ | MODERATE | Heavy truck traffic |
| 12 | US-17 & Hwy 707 | Murrells Inlet | 250+ | MODERATE | Offset intersection |
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This free real-time car accident tracker monitors active crashes, wrecks, and traffic incidents across Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties. Updated every few minutes, it shows you exactly where accidents are happening right now on Charleston-area roads—including I-26, I-526, Highway 17, and Highway 61.
Whether you are checking road conditions for your commute or looking for information about a specific crash, this tracker pulls live incident data so you can see what's happening before you get behind the wheel.
Charleston County consistently ranks among South Carolina's most dangerous counties for traffic fatalities. In recent years, hundreds of fatal car accidents have been reported across the Lowcountry, with I-26 and US-17 among the deadliest corridors. If you are searching for information about a fatal car accident in Charleston, SC today, this tracker can help you identify active incidents and closed roadways.
Serious and fatal crashes often involve drunk driving, distracted driving, or speeding. If you or a loved one was hurt in a crash caused by someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to compensation.
If you've been in a car accident in Charleston, the steps you take in the first hours and days can make a major difference in your ability to recover damages. Move to safety, call 911, exchange information, and document the scene with photos. Seek medical attention even if you feel fine—some injuries take hours or days to show symptoms.
South Carolina is an at-fault state, which means the driver who caused the wreck is responsible for damages. However, insurance companies often try to minimize payouts. Speaking with an experienced Charleston car accident lawyer before giving a recorded statement can protect your rights.
The Danger Zones feature above highlights intersections and road segments with repeated crash activity. These areas—including the I-26/I-526 interchange, Savannah Highway near West Ashley, and Rivers Avenue in North Charleston—see a disproportionate share of car accidents in the Charleston area. Use this data to plan safer routes and stay alert in high-risk zones.
Crantford Meehan is a Charleston personal injury law firm that helps accident victims recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more. If you were injured in a car accident, truck accident, or motorcycle accident in Charleston, Berkeley, or Dorchester County, contact us for a free consultation. There's no fee unless we win your case.