more fee's and miles traveled surcharges

[99PONTIACGP]

Illinois just want to tax that ass.

 

[AWDCD3]

This will never EVER pass. A GPS tracking system? Really?

Who will fund those? Not broke ass Illinois. The fuck outta here with this stupid shit.

Illinois can already track you with Ipass cameras and transponders. It was only a matter of time before the started using them to track us.

 

[boostedguy05]

This will never EVER pass. A GPS tracking system? Really?

Who will fund those? Not broke ass Illinois. The fuck outta here with this stupid shit.

gps tracking system, probably not, but a concept like i said could be likely. tracking your mileage per a yearly safety inspection. Safety inspection required to renew your plates. lots of states already do the safety inspections.

then your renewal fee would be based off of your mileage.

my cars would be registered in WI. if that happened.

 

[Mook]

I dont see this passing, just like the rest of the completely off the wall bullshit they propose. Remember the freak out over not being able to make cars into race cars a month or so back? Ya. They just propose total bullshit to see if they can sneak it by.

 

[blck10th]

Also plates I Saw will be $147

 

[SirMarco]

This will never EVER pass. A GPS tracking system? Really?

Who will fund those? Not broke ass Illinois. The fuck outta here with this stupid shit.

They will make the driver responsible for this. If you don't get, you get a fine. Similar to the health insurance. Just an idea...

 

[Blood on Blood]

Annual inspections will be tough to track mileage per year as people buy / sell vehicles.


GPS may be the only option unless they auto charge everyone $450 come income tax.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

This will never EVER pass. A GPS tracking system? Really?

Who will fund those? Not broke ass Illinois. The fuck outta here with this stupid shit.

Most modern cars have a GPS transponder already. I know my truck does and Chevys sure as shit do with OnStar. They could simply say "We want access to your location services." and voila.

As for older cars, I foresee another "cash for clunkers" as a way to get more people into newer, trackable cars.

Just as Illinois is proposing this stupid shit, those are my proposals for ways to do it.

 

[Mook]

They want access to my gps? They can kindly fuck off.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

by "your location services" I mean IL asking Ford, Chevy, etc, etc.

Again, just proposals. I don't see this shit passing at all, just playing Devil's Advocate.

 

[Mook]

They can still kindly fuck off. I own the car, not Chevy.

 

[Blood on Blood]

Buying Alex's IROC with the manual odometer.

Issue resolved.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

They can still kindly fuck off. I own the car, not Chevy.

wait what. rly:

You may own the vehicle but Chevy provides tracking for OnStar so they own you, comrade.

 

[Mook]

Unless I'm signing some disclaimer, I dont give GM permission to share my location. And isnt onstar a pay service still? Eat my ass, I dont pay for that shit.

THIS AMERICA STILL GOD DAMNIT.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

I know for accidents/navigation OnStar is a passive service but for actual GPS location for roadside assistance and whatnot it's a pay service. I think.

For instance in my truck, I don't pay for any extra services nor XM/Sirius. When I use my navigation that's built into the truck, it still knows where I am because of a passive GPS signal. You're still being tracked whether you pay for the service or not.

Komrade.

 

[Mook]

I'm moving to Russia. Peace.

 

[Thirdgen89GTA]

They can't even afford to send out reminders for emissions testing. Could you imagine them trying to set up a program like that?

You know. I just realized. That in the 3 years of owning my ST i haven't had a single emissions test! lol.

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

the problem is on newer Vehicles you will not be able to opt out of anything.
The thing is is there going to make it as bad as possible to own an older vehicle to make sure that they can try to get some new purchases going.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

You know. I just realized. That in the 3 years of owning my ST i haven't had a single emissions test! lol.

New cars are exempt for 5 years.

 

[Blood on Blood]

the problem is on newer Vehicles you will not be able to opt out of anything.
The thing is is there going to make it as bad as possible to own an older vehicle to make sure that they can try to get some new purchases going.

As long as it is in good working condition they can eat my ass

 

[Thirdgen89GTA]

I know for accidents/navigation OnStar is a passive service but for actual GPS location for roadside assistance and whatnot it's a pay service. I think.

For instance in my truck, I don't pay for any extra services nor XM/Sirius. When I use my navigation that's built into the truck, it still knows where I am because of a passive GPS signal. You're still being tracked whether you pay for the service or not.

Komrade.

Yeah, but those are still GPS receivers. They don't transmit your location to anything. They just track the signals from satellites in orbit.

I have an app on my phone "Architecture of Radio" that will show you the location of every visible GPS satellite there is.

 

[Gone_2022]

I think as many have stated above good luck getting this passed. Everyone who voted for it will be removed from office when it comes time to reelect. Basically signing their own death certificate in politics.

I could see raising the price of sticker renewal but paying per mile is not something that is going to happen anytime soon. Especially in this state where everyone collectively hates every politician already

 

[Gone_2022]

That being said on the very slim slim chance it passes. There is a way around everything. Emission testing is a perfect example. Tons of us here have cars that we race that would never pass emissions normally. A few keystrokes in HP Tuners and bam we pass.

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

As long as it is in good working condition they can eat my ass

oh undoubtedly.....but for em to eat yer ass on a non GPS equipped vehicle....id bet the "inspection fee/process" would be a PITA and cost $.

id also bet on it being tied to the plates/registration renewal/suspension like the emissions schtuff.

OBD3 is already upon us....its just not federally implemented...yet

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

That being said on the very slim slim chance it passes. There is a way around everything. Emission testing is a perfect example. Tons of us here have cars that we race that would never pass emissions normally. A few keystrokes in HP Tuners and bam we pass.

....while chancing a 25,000$ epa fine....if the epa had any task force that could police it....