Perspective
Sep. 27, 2014
Expect tort potholes for self-driving cars
While self-driving cars have the potential to significantly reduce auto accidents and injuries, they do not fit neatly into the current motor vehicle and insurance regulatory regimes. By Hilary Rowen
Self-driving cars are moving from the pages of science fiction to the near future. Semi-autonomous cars are already a reality. Over the next few years, sensors and software will substitute for the human driver in an increasingly wide range of driving conditions.
While self-driving cars have the potential to significantly reduce auto accidents and injuries, autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles do not fit neatly into the current motor ...
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