SB2429 mandates intelligent speed assistance for habitual speeders and requires data collection on speed-related crashes and recidivism.
SB2429 aims to improve traffic safety by requiring courts to order intelligent speed assistance for habitual speeders. This technology provides advisory warnings, feedback, or active speed limits. The Department of Transportation will collect data on speed-related crashes, recidivism rates among habitual speeders, and the effectiveness of these interventions. The bill also mandates financial assistance for those in need and ensures data privacy by prohibiting the collection of unnecessary location or driving data.
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