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I agree that we would need testing and trials before it could be rolled out. Many trucks in the US are already implementing these for various reasons. Other cou

I agree that we would need testing and trials before it could be rolled out. Many trucks in the US are already implementing these for various reasons. Other countries are already mandating this. The European Union is introducing mandatory “Intelligent Speed Assist” in 2024 which requires a lot of the technology that you’re referring to. I think the real obstacle to this is no longer technological but political

User3456335 3y ago
Fair, I didn't know about this. They are farther ahead than I knew. But Intelligent Speed Assistance is way more lenient and it is up to the car maker how stringent they are. It can be as little as a beep which should be very easy to wire into a dashboard that already shows the speed. Indeed, this removes a lot of plausible deniability for speeding and arguably really is helpful to the driver. Standardizing and implementing a limit, however, would take more time and testing. Mistakes could result in dangerous situations.