Google's autonomous van plans could spell the end for delivery drivers everywhere

Google's self-driving vehicle project could soon be treading on the toes of tradesmen and delivery drivers everywhere. The firm has reportedly bolstered its fleet of autonomous vehicles with a number of new Chrysler Pacifica minivans. Forming part of Google's partnership with Italian-controlled car maker Fiat Chrysler, two of the vehicles have already been fitted with sensors, ready for the road. Google's latest additions to its fleet of driverless vehicles could spell trouble for delivery drivers and tradesmen. Six Chrysler Pacifica minivans have been spotted at a Google car park in Mountain View, California.