Weigh Stations in South Carolina
827 inspection sites in South Carolina with 91,514 total inspections on record.
This page is the canonical inspection-station directory for South Carolina — each entry is one normalized physical site with its own deep view of inspection volume, OOS rate vs the state average, peer-station comparisons, and activity over time.
For the raw FMCSA inspection feed (every recorded inspection grouped by reported location label), see South Carolina roadside inspections.
South Carolina station intelligence
OOS Rate vs National Average
South Carolina station performance compared to all U.S. stations.
Busiest Inspection Sites
Top 3 stations in South Carolina by total inspection count.
About Weigh Stations in South Carolina
South Carolina operates 827 weigh stations and roadside inspection sites where commercial motor vehicles are subject to safety inspections, weight checks, and credential verification under the federal Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program (MCSAP).
Inspections at South Carolina facilities follow CVSA North American Standard procedures. Inspectors check vehicle mechanical condition, driver qualifications, hours of service compliance, and hazardous materials documentation.
The busiest inspection site in South Carolina is LEXINGTON SC with 4,943 inspections on record.
Inspection Sites by Location (9)
Groups stations that share a location (for example, the northbound and southbound scales at the same facility).
Inspection Sites
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