> But the cars, three owned by Google and one by Delphi, were in collisions caused by human error. Also, these are rather amazing stats actually. I reckon if w

> But the cars, three owned by Google and one by Delphi, were in collisions caused by human error. Also, these are rather amazing stats actually. I reckon if we randomly select 50 human drivers, each doing 10,000 miles a week on city streets, they would encounter a much higher number of accidents in 6 months time. Hang tight, the future is approaching.