Honolulu, Hawaiʻi — Today, Governor Josh Green signed HB 2023 known as the “Stop Super Speeders” law, marking a major step forward in preventing traffic deaths and protecting communities across Hawaiʻi from the most dangerous drivers.

Hawaiʻi becomes ninth jurisdiction nationwide to enact life-saving legislation targeting repeat dangerous speeders

Illinois becomes latest state to enact life-saving legislation targeting repeat dangerous speeders

Springfield, IL — Today, Governor JB Pritzker signed HB 4948, Illinois’ Stop Super Speeders legislation, into law, creating a major new tool to prevent deadly speeding crashes and protect communities from repeat reckless drivers.

Crash victims and survivors from Illinois are available for interviews.

ARLINGTON, V​A — On July 1, Virginia will become the first state in the nation to implement a Stop Super Speeders program, empowering judges to order repeat and extreme speeding offenders to install Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) technology that prevents a vehicle from exceeding the speed limit.

To mark this milestone, transportation safety leaders, lawmakers, victims' families, and technology experts will gather on June 30​th to highlight Virginia's first-in-the-nation statewide rollout of a Stop Super Speeders program.

Join Families for Safe Streets and partners for an ISA Tech Demonstration & press conference ahead of the launch of Virginia's new automated speed enforcement program on July 1.

Media are encouraged to RSVP by June 29 to reserve a​ multi-feed channel and sign up for a ride-along.

Today, Families for Safe Streets hosted a public webinar on our groundbreaking framework for autonomous vehicles. Together, we explored key principles from our landmark position paper.

Marco Conner, FSS Policy Counsel available for interviews and in-depth discussion of the paper’s findings, recommendations, and implications for policymakers, industry, and the public.

Families for Safe Streets to unveil landmark autonomous vehicle policy framework on June 24 — previewing full paper and new regulatory standard for the industry. Contributors include Phil Koopman, Matt Wansley, and Andrew Miller.

UNITED STATES — Families for Safe Streets (FSS), a national organization founded by people whose loved ones were killed or seriously injured in traffic crashes, is releasing its first comprehensive autonomous vehicle policy framework: "Safety First, Always: An FSS Framework for Autonomous Vehicles."

Phoenix, AZ — Governor Katie Hobbs today signed the Stop Super Speeders Act (HB2417) into law, marking a major bipartisan victory for roadway safety and providing Arizona with a powerful new tool to prevent deadly speeding crashes and protect communities from repeat reckless drivers.

Sponsored by Representative Quang Nguyen, the legislation uses Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) technology to address the small number of drivers responsible for a disproportionate share of deadly crashes. Arizona now joins a growing national movement to stop dangerous speeding before it results in tragedy.

Crash victims and survivors from Arizona are available for interviews.

Phoenix, AZ — Yesterday the Arizona Legislature passed the Stop Super Speeders legislation (HB2417) sponsored by Representative Quang Nguyen (R-LD1), advancing a major new tool to prevent deadly speeding crashes and protect communities from repeat reckless drivers. The legislation now heads to Governor Katie Hobbs’ desk for signature.

Crash victims and survivors from Arizona are available for interviews.

RALEIGH, N.C. — Families for Safe Streets today commended the North Carolina House Judiciary Committee for advancing House Bill 1199, legislation that would hold the state’s most dangerous repeat speeding offenders accountable and keep North Carolina families safe on the road.

Crash victims and survivors from North Carolina are available for interviews.

Annapolis, MD — Today, Maryland enacted landmark Stop Super Speeders legislation (HB 107 / SB 366), creating a major new tool to prevent deadly speeding crashes and protect communities from repeat reckless drivers. Governor Wes Moore signed the bill into law following its passage by the Maryland General Assembly last month.

Crash victims/survivors from Maryland are available for interviews.

ALBANY, NY — Last night, the Stop Super Speeders bill was passed as a part of this year’s New York State budget package. The bill will empower New York City to establish a program requiring speed-limiter devices on vehicles that receive 16+ speeding tickets in a single year.

Crash victims/survivors from New York are available for interviews.

ILLINOIS — This afternoon, Illinois’ Stop Super Speeders legislation, SB 3102 passed the Senate (49-9) after previously passing the full Illinois House (HB 4948) with a 77-24 vote.

Crash victims and survivors from Illinois are available for interviews.

CALIFORNIA — Today, California’s Stop Super Speeders legislation, AB 2276, did not advance out of the Assembly Appropriations Committee. Assemblymember Soria (District 27) is the author of the bill. Crash Survivor and San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of Families for Safe Streets, Julie Nicholson speaks out.

Crash victims and survivors from California are available for interviews.

ILLINOIS — Last night, Illinois’ Stop Super Speeders legislation, HB 4948, passed the Senate Transportation Committee unanimously (18-0) after previously passing the full Illinois House with a 77-24 vote.

**Crash victims and survivors from Illinois are available for interviews.**

This is a special message to the mothers who are grieving, and to those grieving mothers, from your National Communications Director, BriTanya Brown.

Advocacy days in California and North Carolina highlight growing national movement to prevent traffic violence

In back-to-back advocacy days this week, crash survivors, families, and community leaders brought a unified message to state capitols on opposite coasts:

Dangerous speeding is preventable, and lawmakers have the tools to stop it.

Honolulu, HI —  The Hawai’i Legislature just passed HB2023/SB2696, known as the “Stop Super Speeders” law, marking a significant step forward in preventing traffic deaths and protecting communities across Hawai’i from the most dangerous drivers.

Atlanta, Georgia — Today, Governor Brian Kemp signed Senate Bill 160, known as the “Stop Super Speeders” law, marking a major step forward in preventing traffic deaths and protecting communities across Georgia from the most dangerous drivers.

Crash victims/survivors from Georgia available for interviews

Annapolis, MD — April 13, 2026 — Families for Safe Streets (FSS) applauds the Maryland legislature for passing the Stop Super Speeders legislation (HB 107/ SB 366), a critical step toward reducing traffic deaths and protecting communities from reckless driving. The bill now awaits action from Governor Wes Moore.

Crash victims/survivors from Maryland available for interviews

Stephen Bingham invites you to join the annual Ride of Silence May 20th. He rides for his daughter Sylvia who was killed in an underride crash September 15, 2009. We ride because no family should have to live with this kind of loss.  We ride because our streets can and must be made safer.  We ride because remembrance is not enough on its own. It must move us to action.