relative to establishing an intelligent speed assistance program as an alternative to license suspension for certain motor vehicle offenses.

Summary

The bill would let courts order drivers convicted of driving 100 mph or more, or certified habitual offenders, to install an intelligent speed assistance (ISA) device on any vehicle they use. The device would alert the driver or limit speed when posted limits are exceeded, and the offender would pay for purchase, installation, and upkeep. It aims to improve road safety while giving offenders an alternative to outright license suspension.

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