Establishes the Intelligent Speed Assistance Program to mandate the installation of speed-limiting systems in vehicles of certain offenders.
The bill creates the Intelligent Speed Assistance Program, which requires individuals convicted of specific traffic offenses to install certified speed assistance systems in their vehicles. These systems limit vehicle speed based on speed limits. The Zero Traffic Fatalities Task Force will oversee the program, including certifying systems and establishing rules. Offenders must pay for system installation and maintenance unless found indigent. The Secretary of State can suspend or revoke licenses for non-compliance. The program aims to reduce traffic fatalities by ensuring safer driving speeds.
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