> I wonder if you could look at accidents that involved a stationary police vehicle. I’d be curious if it’s still very uncommon. Accidents involving any emerge

> I wonder if you could look at accidents that involved a stationary police vehicle. I’d be curious if it’s still very uncommon. Accidents involving any emergency vehicle traveling at any speed (including very fast through traffic) are less than 25,000/year in the US. As I mentioned in another comment, humans drive more than 3 trillion miles per year in the US, so the rate at which Teslas are hitting stationary police vehicles even if they have only ever done it once would be much higher than the rate at which humans do.