Why are squatted trucks so controversial? Critics cite safety as the primary reason. Raising the front too high can block the driver’s vision, mess with balance, and increase braking distance.

Nevertheless, it seems that for now, squatted trucks are the only type of modified car in the crosshairs of the law. hen one style gets banned, it’s not hard to imagine others ending up in the ...

States Keep Banning Squatted Trucks and Now Haters Are Having Second Thoughts Arkansas state legislators outlawed the modification on Wednesday, and while plenty of people hate the look, some are ...

After 3 agonizing weeks, the squatted truck finally met its fate—under a mulching excavator. And yes, we’re selling the remains in jars.

Squatted trucks, or “Carolina Squatted” vehicles, are prohibited under Louisiana law, which states that no vehicle may be modified so that the height of the front fender is six or more inches ...

The Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office seized vehicles, including at least one 'Carolina Squatted' truck, during a winter storm crackdown on reckless driving. Here's why these trucks are ...

It’s illegal to drive a squatted truck in South Carolina but law enforcement said they are still pulling over drivers in these kinds of trucks.

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a new Georgia law limits the modifications citizens can do to their vehicle. we spoke with several drivers upset over the new laws limitations.

New Mississippi law will outlaw “squatted” vehichles, which could put a damper on Scrapin’ the Coast, a popular event in South Mississippi.

There's another new coffee spot along the Wasatch Front. This one just happens to be a bright pink, Instagram-worthy truck.