Senator Crider added as second author
Summary
The bill defines an "intelligent speed assistance device" as an aftermarket system that caps a vehicle’s speed at the posted limit. It lets judges require convicted drivers to install such a device, and makes it a Class B misdemeanor to tamper with or encourage tampering. The state motor vehicle bureau would notify affected drivers and could set rules and approve vendors.
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