The New York State Assembly has adjourned for the year without passing the crucial Stop Super Speeders bill, which aimed to impose a speed-limiting device on habitual speeders. Chairman William Magnarelli cited concerns from legal staff regarding potential due process violations associated with the car owners and their driving records. Despite acknowledging the bill's safety intentions, challenges in enforcement and the need for effective implementation were significant impediments to its passage, disappointing street safety advocates who had hoped for progress this session.
Magnarelli expressed concerns about the bill's implementation, stating, 'Somebody could just switch cars,' highlighting the challenges of enforcing the proposed speed-limiting measures.
Magnarelli indicated that despite support for the Stop Super Speeders bill, the issue of due process for car owners presents significant hurdles, emphasizing the complexity of enforcement.
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