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SB 3102

VEH CD-SPEED ASSISTANCE DEVICE

104th Regular Session Introduced by Julie Morrison

Illinois bill to regulate vehicle speed assistance devices, establishing standards for emerging in-vehicle speed-limiting and control technologies.

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Bill Summary · SB 3102

Legislative bill overview

SB 3102 proposes to add regulations governing speed assistance devices in vehicles under the Illinois Vehicle Code. The bill, introduced by Senator Julie Morrison, has just entered the legislative process and been referred to committee for initial review. The specific provisions regarding how these devices would be regulated, what types qualify, and enforcement mechanisms are not yet detailed in available records.

Why is this important

Speed assistance technology is increasingly common in modern vehicles and can include adaptive cruise control, intelligent speed limiters, and collision avoidance systems. How states regulate these technologies affects vehicle safety standards, manufacturer compliance costs, insurance implications, and consumer access to emerging safety features. Clear legal frameworks prevent a patchwork of conflicting state rules that burden automakers.

Potential points of contention

  • Technology scope uncertainty – Unclear whether the bill applies to all speed-limiting systems, only certain types, or voluntary versus mandatory implementations
  • Manufacturer burden vs. safety benefit – Potential disagreement over compliance costs imposed on vehicle manufacturers versus documented safety improvements
  • Driver autonomy concerns – Debate over whether mandatory or preset speed-limiting technology infringes on driver control and choice

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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