A bill in New York State to 'stop super speeders' has gained new momentum after a car crash in Brooklyn killed a Jewish mother and her two daughters. The bill would require the installation of speed limiters for drivers who accumulate more than 11 points on their license or receive more than six speed or red light camera tickets per year. The crash, caused by a driver with a suspended license, has reignited interest in the bill. Lawmakers are hopeful that the tragedy will lead to the passage of the bill and prevent similar incidents in the future.