Hawaii HB2023 mandates passive intelligent speed assistance systems in new vehicles and penalizes speeding and tampering with speed assistance.
Hawaii HB2023 introduces several measures to enhance road safety through technology and stricter penalties. Starting with the 2030 model year, every new passenger vehicle sold or leased in Hawaii must be equipped with a passive intelligent speed assistance system. This system alerts drivers when they exceed the speed limit by more than ten miles per hour. The bill also imposes penalties for speeding, including fines, license suspension, and mandatory installation of active intelligent speed assistance systems on vehicles.
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