HI SB2429

Courts may designate drivers as "habitual speeders" based on prior speeding violations, severity of speeding, violations in school/construction zones, and previous traffic interventions, then order them to install intelligent speed assistance (ISA) systems in their vehicles as a condition of continued driving privileges.

Intelligent speed assistance systems use GPS, digital maps, or external data to identify speed limits and can provide advisory warnings, haptic/visual feedback, or actively limit vehicle speed to posted limits.

Department of Transportation must establish standards for approved ISA systems covering accuracy, reliability, tamper resistance, and installation verification procedures.

Vehicle manufacturers, distributors, and retailers are shielded from liability for aftermarket ISA systems unless they intentionally or knowingly perform faulty repairs or updates that cause harm.

Privacy protections prohibit ISA systems from collecting location or driving data beyond speed compliance needs, bar transmission to third parties except for court-ordered verification, and prohibit sale or commercial use of collected data.