Tennessee HB1883 mandates the use of intelligent speed assistance devices for certain speeding offenders to enhance highway safety.
Tennessee HB1883 amends state law to require the use of intelligent speed assistance devices for specific speeding offenders. These devices actively limit a vehicle's speed to posted limits and are tamper-resistant. The bill defines "speeding offender" and outlines the ISA device usage period, which is the longer of 365 consecutive days or the offender's license suspension or revocation period. The Department of Safety is tasked with establishing procedures for notifying offenders, verifying device installation, and monitoring compliance.
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