Establishes an Intelligent Speed Assistance Program for certain motor vehicle offenders as an alternative to license suspension.
The bill establishes the Intelligent Speed Assistance Program, requiring certain motor vehicle offenders to install an intelligent speed assistance device on their vehicles. The program applies to those convicted of driving at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour, offering enrollment as a condition of probation or an alternative to license suspension for 6 months to 2 years. Offenders must pay for the device's purchase, installation, and maintenance. Tampering with the device is a misdemeanor, with potential for license suspension.
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