After analyzing 7.14M miles driven, Waymo claims its autonomous driving system had an 85% reduction in injury-causing crash rates compared to human benchmarks Andrew J. Hawkins / The Verge : The Verge 2023-12-21 Andrew J. Hawkins Waymo, Andrew J. Hawkins Related Coverage The Mile High Snub NextDraft · Dave Pell Waymo's driverless cars surpass 7 million miles, but are they safer than human drivers? NBC Bay Area Waymo significantly outperforms comparable human benchmarks over 7+ million miles of rider-only driving Waypoint 7.1 million miles, 3 minor injuries: Waymo's safety data looks good Ars Technica · Timothy B. Lee Waymo claims autonomy offers ‘significant’ safety benefits compared with human drivers Automotive News · Pete Bigelow Waymo safety data shows fewer injury collisions in driverless cars Arizona Republic · Corina Vanek Waymo says its self-driving cars are safer than human drivers by up to 10x Electrek · Jameson Dow Comparing Crash Rates of Waymo and those of Human Drivers The Last Driver License Holder · Mario Herger Waymo finds that its driverless cars ‘significantly outperformed’ humans 9to5Google · Abner Li