Each week, 500 deaths occur on EU roads. That’s why Europe is considering to make what they call Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) mandatory on all new cars. ISA works by linking speed limit recognition cameras and GPS data to let the driver know the speed limit. If the driver tries to go faster, ISA will reply: “I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that.” Should every car have this?
The EU may install “Intelligent Speed Assistance” in all new cars
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