Waymo's recent study, soon to be published in the Traffic Injury Prevention Journal, asserts that its fully driverless vehicles have outperformed human drivers across varied crash scenarios after 56.7 million miles in urban settings. The study shows a dramatic reduction in injuries, including a 92% drop in pedestrian injuries and 96% fewer intersection-related crashes. While serious injury cases remain rare, the research supports the conclusion that autonomous vehicles enhance road safety, as Waymo aims to gradually expand its robotaxi services across several major cities.
Waymo's latest study indicates that its fully driverless vehicles outperform human drivers in safety, showcasing a significant decrease in injuries over 56.7 million miles.
The analysis highlights a 92% reduction in pedestrian injuries, and up to 96% fewer vehicle-to-vehicle crashes at intersections, demonstrating greater safety than human driving.
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