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NC Assembly proposes ISA for reckless drivers after deadly crashes

5/7/2026

Summary

Story summary

The North Carolina Assembly introduced the “Super Speeders” bill on May 6, 2026, requiring Intelligent Speed Assistance for drivers whose licenses were revoked for reckless driving.
In 2024, speed-related crashes killed 378 North Carolinians, injured 8,000, and 62% of deaths involved speeds 10 mph above the limit.
Families of victims such as Allison Simpson and Ryan Moeller support the bill.
Privacy advocates warn that the one-year ISA mandate constitutes government overreach.

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Story summary

The North Carolina Assembly introduced the “Super Speeders” bill on May 6, 2026, requiring Intelligent Speed Assistance for drivers whose licenses were revoked for reckless driving.
In 2024, speed-related crashes killed 378 North Carolinians, injured 8,000, and 62% of deaths involved speeds 10 mph above the limit.
Families of victims such as Allison Simpson and Ryan Moeller support the bill.
Privacy advocates warn that the one-year ISA mandate constitutes government overreach.