Speeding

For a while, Volvo has been developing technologies that will help towards its aim that no one will die or be seriously injured in a new Volvo by 2020. But technology can only go so far, and the firm is now broadening the scope of its safety initiative by imposing a speed limit on all its vehicles.

The Woolf wristband fits under your riding leathers, and hooks up to a global speed camera database to warn you when there's a speed trap ahead. If it saves you one ticket, it's paid for itself.

While there certainly are drivers who knowingly exceed the speed limit, many others aren't even aware that they're doing so. Given that using cruise control isn't all that practical when driving around town, Ford has instead introduced the Intelligent Speed Limiter.

The tiwi is a device that electronically monitors and mentors teen drivers.

Escort has integrated ticket avoidance technology and GPS navigation into one unit, the Passport IQ.

Yes folks, public roads are not the place to exercise your testosterone and adrenalin, and authorities are quickly putting penalties in place to ensure that you'll feel the pain, no matter who you are ... but let's make sure the right guy gets hung

One borrowed Porsche, a terrified passenger and a radar gun have combined for the biggest car speeding ticket Britain's ever seen.

October 30, 2006 In many parts of the world, automatic systems designed to capture speeding motorists are proliferating to such an extent that unless intense c