Bill > AB2276

This bill establishes a pilot program, running until January 1, 2034, requiring individuals convicted of certain excessive speed, reckless driving, or exhibition of speed offenses to install a certified active intelligent speed assistance device (ISA) on any vehicle they operate, similar to how ignition interlock devices (IIDs) are used for DUI offenders. An ISA is an aftermarket device that uses location technology to actively limit a vehicle's speed to posted limits and is tamper-resistant. The bill makes ISA installation discretionary for first-time offenders, but violations like tampering with the device, driving without it, or failing to return it after the program concludes will be a misdemeanor, extending the required installation period by 120 days. The program also includes a fee schedule for ISA devices and related costs, with provisions for reduced costs based on income, and mandates that data collected by ISA providers remain confidential while ensuring secure maintenance and specific data sharing protocols. The Department of Motor Vehicles will report on the program's effectiveness by July 1, 2031, and the Transportation Agency will report to the Legislature by July 1, 2032.

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