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It'll probably be best to stick to U.S. statistics because it'll show the statistical difference between manual driving in a modern car and automated driving in
by judge2020 5y ago
It'll probably be best to stick to U.S. statistics because it'll show the statistical difference between manual driving in a modern car and automated driving in a modern car, versus 'globally' which includes cars in countries that aren't designed with the same safety we have and will lag at least a decade behind the US in receiving level 3+ ADAS when it becomes available.
- grumple 5y agoSelf driving cars will be sold globally though. Either way, 40k US deaths per year plus many more injuries is still a lot, even if we only care about the US.
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