Joe Biden mandated all new vehicles come installed with a 'kill switch.' This Republican wants to repeal it
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Scott Perry is pushing the No Kill Switches in Cars Act to repeal a federal mandate requiring passive driver impairment monitoring technology in new vehicles, citing privacy and cost concerns.
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