Received notice of disagreement (Sen. Com. No. 710).
Summary
The bill lets a judge order a habitual speeder to install an active intelligent speed assistance system on any vehicle they drive, and it defines how long the order lasts, whether the system merely advises or actually limits speed, and how compliance is verified. It also shields vehicle makers, distributors and retailers from liability unless they knowingly install or repair the system themselves. The measure aims to curb dangerous repeat speeding while protecting privacy and offering financial help to low‑income offenders.
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