Safer 17 - Murrells Inlet

06/20/2026

In The News: SC 4th deadliest state for SC. I had the honor of sharing dad’s story. I'm thankful to this talented reporter for helping us progress our mission to make a hwy 17 safer.

Pedestrian fatalities are still up 72% from 15 years ago, despite a recent drop. But a few cities are choosing a different path, according to a new report.

06/15/2026

When it comes to road redesign, this is the kind of transformation I am advocating for. I took this photo in West Palm Beach, a high-risk area that is actively working to implement safer infrastructure and drive positive change.

06/10/2026

Yesterday I discussed my father and the dangers of Hwy 17 with reporters nationwide. I won’t stop till we see change.

01/28/2026

Reminder: not everything’s a personal attack. You can find humor in darkness.

01/23/2026

This is why we care about road safety.

01/09/2026

In South Carolina, two hours from Murrells Inlet, Samantha Miller was killed on her wedding night when their golf cart was rear-ended by an intoxicated driver at 65mph - 40mph over the speed limit.

Guess what? Golf cart crashes often go unreported.

Another failure in the system.

PS: No settlement can bring back your loved one.

Aric Hutchinson agreed to a $160K settlement two years after his wife was fatally struck by a drunk driver on their wedding night