If a self-driving/autonomous car was the cause of an accident during its autonomous mode, who do you think would be mostly to blame?

Conducted

26 January 2022

3110 GB adults surveyed

If a self‑driving/autonomous car was the cause of an accident during its autonomous mode, who do you think would be mostly to blame?

Conducted 26 January 2022

YouGov surveyed 3110 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

The person in control of the car

37%

The company that made the car

38%

Someone else

Don't know

23%

If a self‑driving/autonomous car was the cause of an accident during its autonomous mode, who do you think would be mostly to blame?

Conducted 26 January 2022

YouGov surveyed 3110 GB adults

The person in control of the car

37%

The company that made the car

38%

Someone else

Don't know

23%

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