Hawaii SB2696 mandates active and passive intelligent speed assistance systems for new vehicles and penalizes speeding violations.
Hawaii SB2696 amends state statutes to require all new passenger vehicles sold or leased in Hawaii from the 2030 model year onward to 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 establishes a statewide program for the certification and monitoring of active intelligent speed assistance systems, which limit vehicle speed based on applicable speed limits.
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