Motor Vehicles - Intelligent Speed Assistance System Pilot Program - Establishment
HB 1139 establishes a pilot program requiring certain drivers facing license suspension for specific traffic violations (like speeding or reckless driving) to use an intelligent speed assistance system instead of losing their license. Drivers who accumulate points leading to suspension under listed violations (e.g., §16-402(a)(3), (17), (24), (27), (33), or (45)) must participate in the program for one year, receiving a restricted license mandating the system's use. The Motor Vehicle Administration must certify service providers to install and monitor the systems, and failure to complete the program results in license suspension. This replaces traditional suspension for qualifying drivers, focusing on technology-based compliance rather than license loss.
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Feb 2025
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Introduced Feb 5, 2025
Last action Feb 5, 2025
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First Reading Environment and Transportation
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Nick Allen
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