Indiana SB0235 establishes rules for intelligent speed assistance devices, allowing courts to mandate their use for certain offenders.
Indiana SB0235 introduces provisions for intelligent speed assistance devices, which use technology to limit vehicle speeds to legal limits. Courts can require these devices for individuals convicted of offenses involving motor vehicle operation, as a bail condition, or as part of probation. The bill outlines procedures for device installation, maintenance, and reporting, and makes tampering with these devices a Class B misdemeanor. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles must notify individuals of court orders requiring these devices and may include such conditions in driver licenses.
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