By Tobias Carroll Two years ago, I started driving a lot more frequently than I had in the previous decade. Part of that has involved using Google Maps for navigation. Something I’ve noticed when using the app in question is that it can measure my speed and can compare it to the speed limit on the road I’m currently on. It’s a useful tool to have, though it also begs the question: if that information exists, could vehicles eventually adjust their speed accordingly? In the next two years, the E.U. might well answer that very question. As Engadget reports, a new regulation will mandate “intellig…