Features | 31 January 2018 | Video: Torque What happens when an autonomous car gets into an accident? accidentautonomousautonomous carcar insurancecriminal lawsdriverlessdriverless carmotor insurancemotoringroad safetytechnologytraffic lawstransport RELATED STORIES Next-generation BMW iDrive system revealedPorsche launches new generation of child seatsTyre companies face new challenges from EVs and AVsSingapore roads have less traffic, but speeding cases risingRoad safety: Fewer fatalities, but more accidents involving elderly and motorcylistsThese two German automakers will jointly develop autonomous vehicles Next-generation BMW iDrive system revealedPorsche launches new generation of child seatsTyre companies face new challenges from EVs and AVsSingapore roads have less traffic, but speeding cases risingRoad safety: Fewer fatalities, but more accidents involving elderly and motorcylistsThese two German automakers will jointly develop autonomous vehicles TORQUE POPULAR ARTICLES Nio to launch in Singapore in Q1 2026 Range Rover Showcase now on at ION Orchard Porsche 911 Carrera (992.2) review: Icon Improved HMGICS showcases Hyundai’s DICE concept Mercedes-AMG E53 4Matic+ review: Strength and weakness Hongqi to launch in Singapore in 2026 under Eurokars Group Back to top This site uses cookies to help us serve you better. By continuing to explore our site, you accept our use of cookies.I Accept
