I actually looked at the website you linked and frankly I don't think you did. Surprise: The website linked doesn't cite any data.

Here's what it does do:

- Links to: "ZipDo, cited June 2023: Self Driving Cars Safety Statistics". which is NOT a study, it's just a carbon copy of this website

- Links to website landing pages, like "https://www..deloitte.com"

- States "Statistics researched: 18", but never tells us what those were.

- Finally it has the most inane clearly ChatGPT written commentary:

  > This statistic is a testament to the safety of Waymo self-driving cars

  > This statistic is a powerful testament to the safety benefits of Tesla Autopilot technology

  > This statistic is a powerful reminder of the potential life-saving impact that self-driving cars could have on our roads.

  > This statistic is a stark reminder of the public’s apprehension

  > This statistic is a powerful indicator of the potential safety

  > This statistic is a powerful indicator of the public’s confidence

  > This statistic is a testament to the progress being made

  > This statistic is a testament to the safety of Waymo’s autonomous vehicles

And so on.

Why wouldn't you even read the website you linked?

Oh well, at least you can take a free "Personality Leadership Test" to see if you're a stable diffusion version of Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, or Elon Musk.