A new report claims drivers will likely treat autonomous cars like mugs once we start sharing roads. The report, from Good Year and the London School of Economics, surveyed nearly 12,000 drivers. The majority of them said they would be able to take advantage of autonomous cars – knowing they would be forced to stop or give way in confrontational situations. This meant that drivers would be able to take advantage of their'safe' nature and cut them off or force them to wait at junctions. But others are not so sure. Andrew Lee, head of market intelligence and analysis at Octo Telematics says that it's more likely autonomous cars will be driver towards the edges of what cars can do.