How Every Government In America Could Stop Its Own Cars From Speeding

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By Kea WilsonApr 20, 2023, 4:01 am282 pts
Some of America’s most prominent sustainable transportation advocacy organizations are challenging governments to embrace a ground-breaking technology that makes it impossible for drivers to speed — starting with the vehicles in their own fleets. In a webinar aired last week, a coalition of nonprofit…

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