Waymo releases data showing its robotaxis are involved in 95% fewer serious crashes than human drivers.
According to Carscoops, Waymo’s data show its robotaxis are involved in 95 percent fewer crashes causing serious injury than human-driven cars, based on 271 million driverless miles analyzed across Atlanta, Austin, Phoenix, Los Angeles, and San Francisco through the end of June. The figures also indicate 93 percent fewer crashes with pedestrians, 86 percent fewer with cyclists, and 82 percent fewer with motorcyclists.
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- 01271 million driverless miles analyzed
- 02Cities included: Atlanta, Austin, Phoenix, Los Angeles, San Francisco
- 0395% fewer crashes causing serious injury
- 0493% fewer crashes involving pedestrians
- 0586% fewer crashes involving cyclists
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