New York Lawmakers Propose 'Stop Super Speeders Act' with Speed Limiting Technology
CBS New YorkDecember 5, 20252 min3,385 views
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- π― New York lawmakers are advancing legislation, the Stop Super Speeders Act, aimed at curbing excessive speeding.
- π‘ The bill proposes the temporary installation of intelligent speed assistant technology in the vehicles of repeat offenders.
Technology and Its Functionality
- π The technology uses GPS to identify posted speed limits and can prevent drivers from exceeding them.
- βοΈ In a demonstration, the device successfully capped speed in a 25 mph zone, preventing acceleration beyond the limit.
- β οΈ While drivers can override the system for emergencies, the proposal aims to cap speeds at five miles per hour above the limit with limited exceptions.
Rationale and Impact
- βοΈ The legislation targets drivers with 11 or more points on their license within 18 months or those with at least 16 speed camera tickets in a year.
- π It's estimated that initially, 3,000 to 4,000 vehicles would be subject to this technology, focusing on the most dangerous drivers.
- π¨βπ§ Darnell Sely McCroy, whose daughter was fatally struck by an SUV, supports the bill, hoping to prevent similar tragedies by turning his pain into purpose.
Legislative Progress
- β The bill has already passed the New York State Senate.
- π€ Supporters hope the Assembly will approve it in the upcoming year.
- π£ The core message to drivers remains: slow down and stop speeding.
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Stop Super Speeders ActIntelligent Speed AssistanceSpeed Limiting TechnologyGPS TechnologyTraffic SafetyRepeat OffendersNew York State SenateNew York AssemblySpeed Camera TicketsDriver AccountabilityRoad Safety
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