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SB618-FN: relative to the penalties for repeat speeding offenders.
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erating a motor vehicle. III. If a person has exceeded a defined number of speeding tickets per year, as determined by the department of safety through rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A, they may be subject to installing this device as a condition of keeping their license. IV. A person subject to the requirements of this section shall not operate a motor vehicle without a properly functioning device
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265
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penalties for repeat speeding offenders. Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened: 1 New Subdivision; Excessive Speeding. Amend RSA 265 by inserting after section 67 the following new subdivision: Excessive Speeding 265:67-a Definitions. I. “Intelligent speed assistance (ISA) device” means an aftermarket device that uses GPS to actively limit the ve
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265:67-C
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determines that speed was a factor, the court may order the defendant to participate in intelligent speed assistance device program administered by the department of safety under RSA 265:67-c following the period of license suspension. 3 New Paragraph; Racing on Highways. Amend RSA 265:75 by inserting after paragraph IV the following new paragraph: V. Upon any conviction under this sentence, the court m
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265:67-D
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· effective 2027-01-01
ment from an ISA vendor. VI. The offender shall bear the cost of leasing, installing, and maintaining the ISA device, unless determined low income by the department, pursuant to RSA 265:67-d. VII. The ISA device shall be operational on any vehicle the offender operates for a period of not less than 12 months following reinstatement. 265:67-d Program Affordability. I. The offender shall bear the cost of
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265:67-G
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· effective 2027-01-01
unt on the monthly rates to maintain the ISAD under RSA 265:67-d I and II. The bill would require administrative hearings to impose penalties for noncompliance with the ISAD under RSA 265:67-g. The Department states this bill would require additional staff within the Bureau of Hearings to include three (3) Administrative Law Judges to hear the matters and issue written decisions based upon the relevant law an
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265:75
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mit on secondary roads. IV. “Eligible offender” means a person whose license is suspended due to a conviction or administrative finding of excessive speeding, racing pursuant to RSA 265:75, or reckless driving where speed was a factor, or a person who has exceeded more than a determined number of speeding tickets per year, as defined by rule. 265:67-b Data Collection. I. All data collected under this s
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265:79
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· effective 2027-01-01
aftermarket intelligent speed assistance device has been installed on a motor vehicle that is subject to a lease or finance agreement. 2 New Paragraph; Reckless Driving. Amend RSA 265:79 by inserting after paragraph II the following new paragraph: III. Upon any conviction under this sentence in which the court determines that speed was a factor, the court may order the defendant to participate in inte
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541-A
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· effective 2027-01-01
erating a motor vehicle. III. If a person has exceeded a defined number of speeding tickets per year, as determined by the department of safety through rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A, they may be subject to installing this device as a condition of keeping their license. IV. A person subject to the requirements of this section shall not operate a motor vehicle without a properly functioning device