New Auto Safety Technology Leaves Insurers in the Dark

By Reuters

Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are increasingly being rolled out by automakers to help drivers avoid crashes. This leads to potential issues whether insurance companies will offer discounts to drivers who buy cars with collision-avoiding brakes or automated cruise control.

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26 Jul 2019

Tagged in: autonomous vehicles, insurance, insurtech, technology

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