From 'platoons' to 'automated ecodriving ', Zia Wadud of the University of Leeds looks at the environmental benefits (and costs) on offer from emerging driverless vehicle technologies
I started learning driving only three years ago, and - inevitably - failed my first test. Naturally, I was disappointed: but then it occurred to me that I could avoid the whole issue, if only I could get...
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