Last year, three children and Ted Smith’s daughter were killed by a speeding driver in Renton. Now, Smith is working to change state law.
RENTON, Wash. — Nearly a year after a high-speed crash claimed the lives of his daughter and three young children, a grieving father is turning his pain into action.
Ted Smith is advocating for new state legislation that could prevent reckless drivers from exceeding speed limits.
The proposed law, House Bill 1596, is currently under consideration in the Washington state legislature. If passed, it would allow courts to mandate speed governors, devices that control a vehicle’s speed, for drivers with
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