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Notion of non-compulsory motor cover for driverless cars dismissed by experts

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Public mistrust of driverless car technology and a potential influx of personal injury law suits have been cited by industry experts as the main reasons why the development of autonomous vehicles will not lead to the end of compulsory motor insurance.

The possibility of the mid-to-long term implication of driverless cars being the demise of compulsory motor cover was broached by the Association of British Insurers' director of general insurance

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