> If humans were required to report every bump and scrape, what would we find out? This seems like an awfully good point. One of the incidents described was a

> If humans were required to report every bump and scrape, what would we find out? This seems like an awfully good point. One of the incidents described was a bicycle rear-ending a car - reporting from that incident reveals a scraped knee, a scratched fender, and an intact bike. How many times a day do equally minor accidents between people get ignored? Maybe self-driving cars really do get rear-ended more, but I haven't seen anyone try to account for reporting gaps like that. http://www.thedrive.com/tech/11407/a-self-driving-chevy-bolt-collided-with-a-bicyclist-in-san-francisco http://www.thedrive.com/tech/11407/a-self-driving-chevy-bolt...