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Driverless cars could mean more people are willing to endure longer commutes, turning the 'green belt' into a green sandwich
Autonomous vehicles have many benefits, but they may be bad news for nature conservation
Self-driving cars will change how we live, in all sorts of ways. But they won't just affect us humans - the coming revolution in autonomous transport has significant implications for wildlife as well....
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