Admittedly, New York has a problem with speeding. In some areas of the state, it's gotten so bad that officials from the New York State Legislature have changed some of the state's vehicle and traffic laws to make it easier to track down and ticket speeders.
In addition to speed cameras that are active in the state being allowed to run 24/7, now school zone speed limits in New York are in effect year-round to try and force speeders to slow down, that's in addition to potential increased financial penalties for speeders.
We also can't forget that New York State also will automatically send you a ticket if your vehicle is caught speeding through a construction zone.
If that wasn't enough, now it looks like a New York State Senator and a Member of the New York State Assembly want to take things even further against New Yorkers who drive their car too fast.
In a recent tweet, State Senator Andrew Gounardes proposed a potentially radical idea: forcing New York drivers who speed to install electronic speed-limiting devices on their cars.
In theory, the program would work similarly to the technology that people convicted of drunk driving offenses have to follow. For speeders, they would be required to install an Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) device, at their own expense, on their car. Already in use some places in Europe, these devices would use GPS data and cameras installed on cars to determine the speed limit in an...
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