Overview

• The bill requires new vehicles to alert drivers when exceeding the speed limit by 10 mph.
• If signed, the law will apply to 2030 model year vehicles and beyond, with certain exemptions.
• The technology will provide a brief visual and audio signal without recording data or limiting speed.
• California would be the first U.S. state to implement such a requirement, following the EU's example.
• Supporters argue it will enhance road safety, while critics raise concerns about driver distraction and personal freedom.