An act relating to intelligent speed assistance devices
H.789 requires individuals with suspended or revoked licenses due to severe speeding violations (such as driving 100+ mph or multiple speeding convictions over the limit) to obtain a special "intelligent speed assistance restricted license" (ROL) or certificate. To qualify, drivers must install an approved aftermarket GPS device that automatically limits vehicle speed to posted limits, pay a $125 application fee, and cover all device costs (installation, maintenance, data retrieval). The license allows operation only of non-commercial vehicles equipped with the device and expires after one year, requiring annual renewal. This applies to Vermont residents and non-residents with specific speeding-related license suspensions or revocations.
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Introduced Jan 27, 2026
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