HGV driving for long periods demands machine-like levels of concentration and wages for truck drivers in a post-Brexit economic environment have risen to over £

HGV driving for long periods demands machine-like levels of concentration and wages for truck drivers in a post-Brexit economic environment have risen to over £50,000. I wouldn't call that a non-existent problem - of course the costs get passed on from the merchants and then to the consumer. The concept of new technology eroding the job market isn't new either. Unemployment levels in the UK are so significantly low currently, you would not seriously suggest that the introduction of factories or computers had permanently eliminated the requirement for human labour on a massive scale. Why would autonomous vehicles pose a more serious threat?