Bill > A05857

This bill requires state agencies to develop and implement plans for equipping all state-owned vehicles with Active Intelligent Speed Assistance (AISA) systems, which are technologies that use GPS and speed limit databases to automatically prevent a vehicle from exceeding a specified speed threshold. The bill mandates that agencies prepare separate AISA implementation plans for light-duty non-emergency vehicles (by December 31, 2027) and medium and heavy-duty vehicles (by December 31, 2028), with these plans including interim targets for system adoption. The legislation further stipulates that all state agency light-duty non-emergency vehicles must be equipped with AISA systems by December 31, 2030, and all medium and heavy-duty vehicles must be similarly equipped by December 31, 2031. Importantly, the bill specifies that these AISA systems must be capable of temporary driver disablement, ensuring that drivers maintain some control over the vehicle's speed management. The bill aims to improve road safety and vehicle speed compliance across New York State's government fleet by systematically introducing this speed control technology.

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https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/A5857