Speed-control tech coming for repeat speeders in Washington state

Washington is the second U.S. state to approve the use of speed-restricting devices for drivers who have a history of going too fast, though it will be more than three years before the law is enforced. Why it matters: Last year, 34% of the 731 traffic fatalities in the state involved speeding drivers, according to data from the state Traffic Safety Commission. That's a higher share than in the 2015-2021 period, when speeding played a role in 30%...