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Driverless cars let you watch TV - and you won't be responsible for a crash
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April 21, 2022
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2:40Now PlayingChanges to the Highway Code mean users of driverless cars won't be responsible if the car crashes - instead liability will fall to insurance companies.
The first models of self-driving cars in the UK could be given the green light later this year.
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