> Today, they’ve proven to be safer. I haven't seen that data. Do these cars drive in rainy, wet, snowy weather or in cities with crazy streets such as the nor

> Today, they’ve proven to be safer. I haven't seen that data. Do these cars drive in rainy, wet, snowy weather or in cities with crazy streets such as the northeastern United States? Not that I know of. I think it's a wild leap to suggest they're safer already today.