SpaceX has been urging the FCC to revise the 'equivalent power flux density' rules, calling them outdated and a barrier to delivering better Starlink service.

Caught speeding often in this state? A new law could force repeat offenders to install GPS speed limiters on their cars or face license suspension.

Virginia will allow judges to order the installation of “speed limiting technology” in cars if someone is convicted of ...

Washington D.C. passed a law last year to install these devices in the cars of reckless drivers. When Virginia was ...

Judges in Virginia will soon be able to order reckless drivers convicted of going over 100 miles an hour to install ...

An amendment to a Florida transportation bill proposes raising highway speed limits by five miles per hour. If passed, the maximum speed limit on certain Florida highways would increase to 75 mph.

A proposed bill in Florida aims to increase highway speed limits, prompting worries about traffic safety and local impacts in Jefferson County Florida Legislature is considering a bill to raise ...

It passed a transportation committee vote on Wednesday. The bill would raise speed limits on interstates and Florida’s Turnpike from 70 mph to 75 mph. The proposal calls for increasing the speed ...

Drivers will soon face lower speed limits in four New York City neighborhoods as officials implement new “regional slow zones” meant to reduce traffic crashes, transportation officials said.

A bill in the Florida Senate would increase highway speed limits, raising limits on interstates and Florida’s Turnpike to 75 mph. The proposal follows a similar vetoed bill from 2014 due to ...

The New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) is expanding its Regional Slow Zones initiative to Queens, reducing speed limits to 20 miles per hour in Broad Channel as part of a broader ...

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