Motor Report: What's driving motor?
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With trials of driverless car fleets now occupying our national roads, the motor sector is getting an upgrade like never before. As fraudulent claims continue to accelerate and while premiums pay the price, new entrants are causing insurers to tighten their seat belts in the race for consumer loyalty. What is really driving the motor industry today? Michèle Bacchus decided to take a closer look.
Less than 50 years ago it was not uncommon to see three-wheeled cars and vans on British roads; nowadays cars can be plugged in to charge, can warn their drivers of oncoming traffic jams and can even
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