Why bad driving will be eliminated by 2020 – and car insurance costs will plummet
Driverless cars could dominate British roads in just five years. If there are no accidents, will we even need car insurance? Driverless cars are expected to be introduced to Britain's roads as early as 2018 to 2020 By Kate Palmer 8:30AM BST 23 May 2015 86 Comments Car insurance premiums could be just a fraction of current levels in five years’ time as driverless vehicles are expected to “eliminate bad driving” by 2020. Deaths and injuries caused by accidents are expected to virtually disappear and whiplash claims and car park disputes, which together account for 94pc of all insurance claims and cost insurers almost £3bn a year, could become a thing of the past as driverless technology will park our cars, brake automatically and swerve to avoid pedestrians and cyclists. • Driverless cars will shave '£265' off insurance premiums in five years The hi-tech cars that will bring about these dramatic improvements are...