Customers and brokers should have immediate and unrestricted access to all data from autonomous vehicle manufacturers in the event of a crash, the British Insurance Brokers' Association has said.
It has now been 11 years since a team from Stamford University won a $2m (£1.5m) prize for developing 'Stanley', a fully self-driving car.
US software company Nutonomy is offering free rides in six 'driverless' taxis in Singapore from today.
Insurers could face becoming "irrelevant" in the age of driverless cars according to a survey of drivers.
Global motor giant Ford is looking to build a mass produced fully driverless car for ride-sharing by 2021.
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Thatcham Research has issued a new voluntary code of practice to provide clear guidance on the recalibration of car safety technology during the replacement or refit of windscreens.
The alarm goes, it is 6:45am on 25 July 2030; and the first thing you do is check your Healthcare Insurer-provided wearable tech-band to see how your sleep rated.
Connected and autonomous vehicles are capturing headlines across sectors, none more so than in the insurance industry and at times we could be forgiven for thinking that a hands-off eyes-off car is just around the corner.
The airspace above our cities could be the roadway of the future but what will insurance look like in times to come? And what kind of policy would cover flying taxi cabs – motor or aviation?
The majority of insurers are unprepared for the arrival of driverless vehicles, according to a report from KPMG.
Telematics providers have welcomed the opening of the government consultation on autonomous cars.
Insurers met on Tuesday in Parliament to discuss the government's consultation paper on insurance for driverless cars.
A third Tesla car has crashed using the driverless 'autopilot' feature, raising fears over the safety of the technology.
Insurers have welcomed the consultation paper released today by the Department for Transport on the use of autonomous cars on the road.
Driverless cars could be vulnerable to cyber attacks and could even be used as a "potential weapon" in a city, a report from Axa has warned.
A major consultation on the use of autonomous cars has been launched officially today by the Department for Transport.
Axa has written a bespoke policy for driverless car tests across the UK.
The first potential death caused by a Tesla car will push the reality of fully autonomous vehicles further down the road and have repercussions for the insurance industry, experts have warned.
The British Insurance Brokers' Association said it has a "lot of questions" over the government's consultation document on driverless cars.