Getting Harder To Speed

[jiggysubman]

I can't even begin to debate what kind of privacy issues this brings up.
On a possible plus side, you could use the old "gps speed regulation made me late for work" trick.

[Brucelee]

In a collectivist society, the only privacy you have is the one that pols and bureaucrats let you have. This suprises me not one whit about Canada. Not to pick on them, but this sort of behavior is commonplace in a socialist society.

Not that I endorse speeding. But imagine if you will, if the govt put the same zeal into capturing and punishing violent criminals. Instead, they take the easy way out and target drivers, who as we know, are a much steadier source of income AND an easier group to manage.

Now, don't get me started.

[Biz-z Z]

As Mr. Heston would probably say, the only way they’ll get my non-GPS-speed-regulated Porsche is to pry it from my cold, dead hands!

[blinkwatt]

Right leg work outs here I come.

[Brucelee]

If that ever came to pass here in the US (doubt it would) I would figure out how to disable this device or buy an older car.

Man, does this piss me off.

[Brucelee]

I wonder if these guys take cases in Canada?

http://www.cir-usa.org/mission_new.html

[Ronzi]

Judas priest, what will the pols think of next?
I drove a rental moving van one time that had a governer on it, restricting the speed to 60 or so as I recall. I thought it was the most unsafe vehicle I had ever driven, even on the interstate.