Canada testing anti-speeding device/calf-exerciser

Word out of the Great White North is that Transport Canada, the Canadian equivalent of the U.S. Department of Transportation, is testing a device that makes a vehicle's accelerator pedal harder to press down if the vehicle is determined to be speeding. About ten pilot cars have been fitted with GPS units, allowing their location and speed to be monitored from low orbit. The article on CNN.com states that similar systems have been tested in Europe and that the Canadian system is the first one to rear its ugly head in North America. We doubt this crazy concept will reduce the number of speeders on Canada's roads, but it may lead to a whole bunch of Canadians who can't help walking in circles because their right calf is so much larger than their left.
[Thanks Kyle for the tip]