Intelligent speed assistance program establishment, certain speeding offenses revocation period extension provision, speed-controlled license restriction establishment, and appropriation

SF 3691 establishes an "intelligent speed assistance" program requiring certain drivers to use certified speed-limiting devices. It extends license revocation periods for extreme speeding offenses (driving 30 mph or more over the limit or exceeding 100 mph) to six months, and creates a new "speed-controlled license restriction" for drivers with multiple speeding violations. Specifically, the bill adds three speeding offenses within 12 months as grounds for license revocation, effective January 2027. This directly affects drivers convicted of repeated speeding violations or extreme speed offenses, requiring them to comply with device mandates or face extended license suspensions.