Driverless Cars: Four reasons why brokers really should be paying attention

Mercedes showcases its luxury driverless car at CES 2015

Jonathan Swift examines opportunities for brokers in the driverless car market.

Last week saw the formal launch of the UK driverless car trials in Greenwich, Bristol and Milton Keynes with RSA involved in the first and Axa the other two.

Over the past fortnight these trials have received a fair amount of coverage, with headlines screaming about how driverless cars are potentially going to reduce premiums by three quarters and throw a serious spanner into the motor insurance works.

A lot of the attention has been focused on how this digital development is going to disrupt

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