Canada may speed-limit trucks

Canada ’s federal and provincial governments are considering a proposal to limit truck speed to 105 kilometers per hour (kph)— that’s about 65 miles per hour, according to Associated Press and other news reports. The federal and provincial governments are jointly studying the idea of requiring all large trucks to have their engine microchips permanently programmed not to exceed 105 kph. The action is aimed in part at improving road safety. The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA), the industry lobbying group, initiated the proposal as a way to make driving safer while cutting down on emissions and fuel consumption.

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