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Originally Posted by Talking Heads
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and from that document:
For cars, vans, trucks and buses: warning of driver drowsiness and distraction (e.g. smartphone use while driving),
intelligent speed assistance, reversing safety with camera or sensors, and data recorder in case of an accident (‘black box').
So what is ISA?
...from the European Transport Safety Council:
"ISA uses a speed sign-recognition video camera and/or GPS-linked speed limit data to advise drivers of the current speed limit and automatically limit the speed of the vehicle as needed. ISA systems do not automatically apply the brakes, but simply limit engine power preventing the vehicle from accelerating past the current speed limit unless overridden. Vehicles with this kind of ISA system factory fitted are already on sale – helped in part by Euro NCAP’s decision to reward extra points for vehicles that include ISA."
https://etsc.eu/intelligent-speed-assistance-isa/
Will it be implemented? Doubtful. Would the EU like to implement it? Yes.