Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill on Saturday that would have changed the way cars were manufactured in California by the start of the next decade.
Senate Bill 961 would have required all new cars, starting in 2030, to be equipped with speed-limiting technology to alert drivers when they are going too fast.
“The evidence is clear: Rising levels of dangerous speeding are placing all Californians in danger, and by taking prudent steps to improve safety, we can save lives.”
ReplyDeleteOh fuck off. If people are speeding, then go out and enforce the fucking law.
New technology? I know the 66 Dodge Monaco had a needle you could set on the speedometer. If you set it at fifty mph and you went fifty-one a buzzer went off and would not stop until you slowed down or changed the setting.
ReplyDeleteI need a warning, specifically a message to my cellphone while watching a movie or just browsing the web that I am being an ijiot. Except of course when I am watching a LIVE impromptu interview with Lalala, because that surely means that the end of the world is nigh and I can continue to be that ijiot until the sun explodes.
ReplyDeleteThey must not have added his exemption for government vehicles...
ReplyDeleteThere will be no freedom left when this commie bunch gets done.
ReplyDeleteSince when is anybody dumb enough to manufacture cars in California? Even Elon Musk pulled out.
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