Growing evidence shows autonomous cars crash less than humans
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Waymo reports 92% fewer fatal or serious-injury crashes versus human drivers, based on 20 million paid rides over 220 million miles. IIHS found AEB cuts pedestrian crashes by 27% and rear-end crashes by 50%.
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