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Geofencing tech could make speeding impossible, says transport professor

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First reported by CarExpert · 3 August at 1:59 pm

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CarExpert·Motoring press·3 August at 1:59 pm

Geofencing tech could make speeding impossible, says transport professor

Cars could soon be electronically slowed or limited, with geofencing technology making speeding impossible in urban areas, a professor claims.

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The quick read

  • Geofencing technology could make speeding impossible in urban areas
  • Cars could be electronically slowed or limited
  • A transport professor claims this technology is possible
  • This technology could change the way cars are driven in cities

For dealers: Australian dealers should consider how geofencing technology could impact the types of cars they stock and the features they promote

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

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The ADME angle

The immediate impact of geofencing technology on urban driving will be a significant reduction in speeding-related accidents and fatalities, which could lead to a decrease in insurance claims and costs for car owners

What it means for urban driving

Geofencing technology will likely be most effective in areas with high population density and heavy traffic, such as city centers and school zones, where speeding is a major concern

This technology could also lead to a shift in the way cars are designed and marketed, with a focus on safety features and fuel efficiency rather than speed and power

Impact on car sales and marketing

Dealers who stock cars with geofencing technology could use this as a major selling point, particularly for customers who prioritize safety and are willing to pay a premium for it

The technology could also lead to new marketing opportunities, such as partnerships with insurance companies and safety organizations

Action plan

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to research and reach out to manufacturers who are developing geofencing technology, to stay ahead of the curve and be prepared to stock and promote cars with this feature