Committee hears bill to pilot speed‑limiting devices for chronic offenders
HB1139 would create a pilot requiring chronically speeding drivers who otherwise face license suspension to install intelligent speed assistance devices for a year; sponsors and safety groups said the technology can reduce repeat speeding and save lives.
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Delegate Nick Allen introduced House Bill 1139 on Feb. 20, proposing a Motor Vehicle Administration pilot to require intelligent speed assistance (ISA) devices for drivers who face license suspension for chronic speeding, reckless driving or racing.
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