It's not the driver, it's the Thermostat.
Z-wave devices usually have configurable parameters on the device itself for this kind of thing to prevent the z-wave network from being saturated etc, the Honeywell does not.
All Hubitat could do is give you the ability to not log the data - your Hubitat will still be receiving it.
Just turn off the logging and you will never see the traffic 
As such, why can't the driver simply stop forwarding that traffic to the HE?
The way the system works, ALL Z-Wave messages are received by the hub. The hub then sends the received message to the appropriate driver.
This means a device that sends an abnormal number of messages (commonly called a chatty device) will add to the Z-Wave traffic. Sometimes it matters most of the time it doesn't. However it annoys me because its wrong (aka needless). My guess is I'm not alone.
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