No immediate insurance changes expected from Automated Vehicles bill

Self driving

The recently announced Automated Vehicles bill, outlining a regulatory framework for self-driving vehicles, is anticipated to bring minimal changes for motor insurers, according to Axa.

Announced during the King’s Speech last month, legislation on self-driving vehicles has been called for some time now, with particular attention given to the issue of establishing liability. 

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