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29 January 2026

5168 GB adults surveyed

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Do you think that fully driverless cars (vehicles with no human driver on board) should or should not be allowed on British roads?

Conducted 29 January 2026

YouGov surveyed 5168 GB adults

20%
62%
18%
Do you think that fully driverless cars (vehicles with no human driver on board) should or should not be allowed on British roads?

Conducted 29 January 2026

YouGov surveyed 5168 GB adults

By:
20%
62%
18%

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