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Bill looks to give repeat offenders device to prevent speeding

HB 2417 would allow courts to order speed inhibiting devices on vehicles as alternative to license suspension, revocation

Speed demons take note.

A bill is going through the state Legislature that could furnish repeat speeders and reckless drivers with in-vehicle devices to keep their automobiles from going over the speed limit.

House Bill 2417 would allow the courts to order speed inhibiting devices on vehicles as an alternative to license suspension or revocation for certain traffic offenses such as excessive speeding and racing.

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