Insurers ask: Who pays when self-driving vehicles crash?

The advent of self-driving cars is raising questions in the insurance sector about who should pay when the vehicles crash and how insurers will set equitable rates. But there are other examples of autonomous vehicles gone wrong. Although there aren’t fully autonomous vehicles ready for purchase, there are many being tested and even a few taking passengers on roads in Arizona. Ford Autonomous Vehicles LLC, created in 2018, plans to launch self-driving services next year. “However, longer term, the expectation is that autonomous vehicles will reduce driver error significantly.” – CQ-Roll Call/Tribune News Service