Most consumers would accept a self-driving car if they got cheaper car insurance

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A 2000 person survey conducted by CarInsurance.com shows that the majority of consumers would be fine with having a self-driving cra if it meant that they’d have cheaper car insurance.

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Consumers would allow a computer to drive their car if doing so would cut their insurance rates by 80 percent, according to a survey by CarInsurance.com.

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