Britons reject self-driving cars as Londoners oppose robotaxis in 'concerning' move for Labour
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Britons have started backing away from the idea of self-driving taxis in the capital, with a new poll showing public opposition to driverless cars remains high.According to a YouGov survey, 42 per cent of people in London opposed autonomous taxis, while just 29 per cent support them.
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The findings come as companies including Uber, Lyft and British self-driving technology firm Wayve push to launch robotaxi services in London before the end of 2026.
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Despite those plans, only three in 10 Londoners said they would consider using a driverless taxi if one became available.
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Almost half of those surveyed said they were worried about how autonomous vehicles would react in unexpected situations, such as emergencies.
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Road safety was another major concern, with 41 per cent worried about the risks...
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