Research and computer modeling indicates that as many as 23 million fully autonomous vehicles will be traveling US highways by 2045. This rapid growth of autonomous vehicles will involve a major shift, not only in our driving habits and patterns but in the ownership of vehicles. If auto manufacturers are expected to own these self-driving cars instead of individuals like futurists predict, how will the car insurance industry adapt? Better question is, how much will our insurance premiums drop?
Your insurance premiums will drop once self-driving cars hit the roads
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