Cars of repeat speeders would be fitted with automatic speed limiters.
This bill, called the "Slow Down Act," would require states to set up programs for drivers with a history of repeated or severe speeding. These programs would make those drivers install technology in their cars that automatically prevents them from going over the speed limit. States would also need to include penalties for drivers who do not follow these new rules.
Today, states have highway safety programs, but they are not required to include specific programs that mandate speed-limiting technology for repeat speeders. After this bill, states would need to create programs. These programs would require drivers with a history of serious or repeated speeding to install technology that automatically prevents their cars from going over the speed limit.
HR 9852 · 119th Congress · July 22, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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