Try to be more civil, please.

And he said "a series mistake", presumably meaning something resulting in a crash. The statistics back him, in that case (1 in 500k miles, someone else mentioned).

In which case Teslas incident rate is one every 5 million miles.

> > An experienced human driver can drive for thousands of miles without making a serious mistake

> Absolute bullshit.

It's not, though.

> 99% of drivers will frequently commit a series of small mistakes on an everyday <5km drive.

Perhaps, but the vast majority of such series of small mistakes don't add up to a serious mistake, so that's not relevant to the claim it was offered to rebut.

Tesla statistics say there's 1 accident every ~4.5 million miles driven on autopilot and they release those statistics. https://www.tesla.com/VehicleSafetyReport