Er, that number is in thousands. It's 109 million.
But I'm talking about crashes, not normal drives. I think ethical considerations will be one-in-a-million events for crashes, not for normal drives.
But I'm talking about crashes, not normal drives. I think ethical considerations will be one-in-a-million events for crashes, not for normal drives.
There are 109,277 workers in the US who drive to work and back on their own[1]. 6 nines means a quandry once every 10 weekdays...which I guess is actually pretty rare all things considered. Okay carry on.
[1] page 7 of https://www.census.gov/hhes/commuting/files/2014/acs-32.pdf