Put brakes on driverless car

THEY might be the future but three quarters of us do not want to see driverless cars hit the roads.

The big fear is lack of control, while many think insurance will spike or cars could be hacked.

More than half of women are dreading the driverless revolution, with men slightly more accepting.

Drivers aged 25-34 were the most keen, with over 55s the least impressed, with only one in five happy.

Cost of upkeep is also a fear, a Moneysupermarket survey found.