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There aren't separate stats for stationary firetrucks, but looking at all collisions with emergency vehicles (including at high speed), it's in the order of mag
by smt88 5y ago
There aren't separate stats for stationary firetrucks, but looking at all collisions with emergency vehicles (including at high speed), it's in the order of magnitude of 15,000 collisions with more than 3 trillion miles driven.
Tesla is so many orders of magnitude worse in this area than human drivers that it will be laughable for them to try to resort to Musk's usual lie -- that Teslas are better drivers than humans.
- the-dude 5y agoHere in NL is not uncommon for police vehicles to be the instigator of the accident ( high speed manouvres etc ).
- adityasaky 5y agoHow does that work when we're considering stationary first responders though?
- the-dude 5y agoI am replying to someone who pulls up numbers for all accidents with emergency vehicles, because those stationary numbers do not exist. My remark on that is : non-stationary emergency vehicles also cause accidents, so the number is not comparable with Teslas/SmashedEmergencyVehicle.
- ahahahahah 5y agoSure, but not counting those makes Tesla look even worse in the comparison. Even in the very best comparison you can come up with for Tesla, they are still many magnitudes worse than other cars.