California is working on a "passive speed limiter" law. It's basically just a verbal warning that the driver has exceeded the posted speed limit by 10+ mph. ht

California is working on a "passive speed limiter" law. It's basically just a verbal warning that the driver has exceeded the posted speed limit by 10+ mph. https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a60871999/california-passive-speed-limiters-bill/ https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a60871999/california-passi... My last 3 cars have had this feature and there are more false positives than not because none of them had a perfect map of the speed limits, so they'd often get triggered in places where I was not speeding, or they get triggered on a Saturday when you're driving through a "__MPH Speed Limit when children are present" zone.