Anti-speeding tech becomes compulsory from next month on every new car sold in Europe, and it seems American drivers are open to the same systems being adopted in the US. A study by the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS) found that more than 60 percent of American drivers would be okay with having anti-speeding devices on their car.
Drivers in that 60 percent group were asked if they’d object to their car giving them an audio-visual warning when they exceeded the speed limit, but almost as many were amenable to far more invasive versions of the go-slow Intelligent Speed Assist (ISA) technology.
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