ABI 2015: Driverless cars to change insurance landscape

Driverless car in the USA

RSA's Steve Lewis says it is impossible to understand the ramifications of where technology is heading.

Steve Lewis, chief executive officer of RSA UK and Western Europe, has said that no one knows how the insurance landscape will change when autonomous vehicles become more common.

When asked about the recent announcement from Volvo that it would accept liability for driverless cars, Lewis mentioned the importance of adapting to the changing world.

Speaking at a panel session on motor and liability at the Association of British Insurers' 2015 Conference yesterday, Lewis said: "We don't understand

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