Driverless car As a handful of fatal accidents involving autonomous vehicles has made clear in recent years, insurance coverage will probably evolve, not disappear. (Image: ALM Media)

(Bloomberg) – It turns out robots need insurance too.

As driverless vehicles reduce car ownership in coming years, insurers may not face the Armageddon that had been predicted, new research shows.

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