Technology in the driving seat

- Nigel Rolfe
- 03 Oct 2002
- Indicative reading time: 3 minutes

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Technological advancements mean that automated applications able to monitor or control every aspect of a vehicle's journey are just around the corner. While this revolution could be of great benefit to insurers, it could also raise several human rights issues, says Nigel Rolfe.

Telematics describes the wireless revolution that includes in-vehicle
applications for mobile communications and automated vehicle control.

It will open up new opportunities for innovative motor

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