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		caturopath on Oct 31, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Waymo pulls back the curtain on 6.1M miles of self... It sounds like it's not similar to humans in Arizona according to the Arizona DOT, although I find it surprising if the average Arizonan only gets in one accident about every 50 years. I wonder if a huge amount of the driving are things like OTR trucking and have a low accident rate compared to the average civilian commuter.

RivieraKid on Oct 31, 2020 [–]

The 2.6 per million miles is just the lower bound. From Waymo's blogpost:

> The majority of incidents in our report fall into this category of typically unreported minor collision or contact.

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