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As one of the longest standing tests in history and a legal requirement for all road drivers, the driving test is vital in terms of measuring our ability and capability to drive safely. Recent changes have brought the test up to-date, with things such as reserving round a corner being scrapped and actions such as following a sat-nav being added to the syllabus.
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Six months ago, British ministers announced that £19million will be ploughed into driverless research, with many already-working prototypes up for testing. As technology across the globe continues to be developed and enhanced, the UK is already behind in terms of pace, but is there a good reason for this? Do we really want driverless cars and if so, what does this mean for the traditional driving tests?
