Auto insurers take many factors into account when pricing a policy for an individual customer. But what if the customer has a vehicle with automatic braking or lane centering technology?
What if, several years from now, that customer buys a vehicle that is fully automated? Wouldn’t there be less risk of a collision? If that’s true, shouldn’t a discount be in order for reducing the likelihood to file a claim? Further, who is liable in the event an automated vehicle is involved in a collision? Check out the article I wrote for our Mobility Disruptors series to learn more.
