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 Road safety: Fewer fatalities, but more accidents involving elderly and motorcylistsThese two German automakers will jointly develop autonomous vehiclesLane Keep Assist: How does it work?Headrests: Raise them right or risk whiplash in an accidentWaze users now get 24/7, on-demand roadside assistance thanks to this insurance providerNew BMW leasing service lets you own a Beemer without the hefty costs Road safety: Fewer fatalities, but more accidents involving elderly and motorcylistsThese two German automakers will jointly develop autonomous vehiclesLane Keep Assist: How does it work?Headrests: Raise them right or risk whiplash in an accidentWaze users now get 24/7, on-demand roadside assistance thanks to this insurance providerNew BMW leasing service lets you own a Beemer without the hefty costs TORQUE POPULAR ARTICLES Updated MINI Electric: An exercise in subtlety Aston Martin launches DB5 Junior “No Time To Die” edition Updated Kia Cerato GT Line review: Sharper Stinger Jr. The Opel Vivaro-e electric van arrives in Singapore Updated Jaguar F-Pace SVR and XF models leap into Singapore Mercedes EQA electric compact SUV launched in Singapore 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
