EU Studies Smart Speed Limiter That Could Auto-Cut Motorcycle Throttle
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The European Commission is reportedly studying a new smart speed-limiting technology that could automatically restrict engine output when a vehicle exceeds the limit. Current Intelligent Speed Assist systems only sound a warning, but the technology under study could cut throttle response outright. It remains far from legislation or production, but concerns have been raised that motorcycles, which depend on instant throttle response during overtakes or evasive moves, could face serious safety risks if the system misreads a limit.


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