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Speeding remains one of the most persistent and deadly threats on U.S. roadways. GHSA has produced a comprehensive new guidebook to help states use Intelligent Speed Assistance technology to combat this preventable behavior. The guidebook details steps and actions for State Highway Safety Offices (SHSOs) to help support and advance the adoption of active Intelligent […]