How do you collect insurance information when you get into an accident with a self-driving car? Not something you have had to worry about in the past, but for one driver and two passengers, this was a reality. A Google prototype car was involved in a collision when it was rear ended by another vehicle, which caused minor injuries to those passengers. This brings up many questions that were not thought about in the past involving things like insurance, liability and other regulations. Who is at fault here- or should we say “what”? We all know that you cannot live with or without technology, so what happens if there is an accident caused by a “glitch”? This could become a very complicated case for those involved. How would you feel to know that these situations might be handled as no-fault? Where no matter what happens, your insurance policy will be paying? The car accident injury lawyers are staying updated on this subject and will continue to stay involved with future developments. At William Mattar, we offer a free case evaluation if you or someone you know was injured in a car accident. For your free case evaluation, contact one of our car accident lawyers.
Personal Injury Involving a Self- Driving Car