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Waymo’s driverless cars continue to crash less often than people
Waymo says after 271 million driverless miles, its vehicles were involved in 82 percent fewer injury-causing crashes as compared to human drivers.
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Waymo reports that after logging 271 million driverless miles, its autonomous vehicles were involved in injury‑causing crashes at a rate 82 percent lower than that of human drivers.
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