By John Glenday

A new report compiled for the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has predicted that a new breed of driverless cars could bring an economic and safety windfall to Britain, generating as many as 320,000 new jobs and saving 2,500 lives per year.

Compiled by accountancy firm KPMG the report claims that the technological revolution could be in full force as early as 2030, by which point the bold economic and safety predictions are expected to come to pass.

By this point it is believed all new cars will be fully autonomous complete with a range of online driving aids such as Read full story ›

Source: The Drum