7.1M miles, 3 minor injuries: Waymo's safety data looks good

Re:7.1M miles, 3 minor injuries: Waymo's safety data looks good by bumby on Thursday December 21, 2023 @11:18AM (#38722453)

There is no standardized way of collecting safety data. Each company is able to define their own standards on what is an AV-caused accident, the training conditions, etc.

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Re:7.1M miles, 3 minor injuries: Waymo's safety data looks good by RecycledEle on Thursday December 21, 2023 @12:42PM (#38723770)

This is the bigger issue.

I do not trust any data in 2023, and 2024 will be worse.

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Re:7.1M miles, 3 minor injuries: Waymo's safety data looks good by bumby on Thursday December 21, 2023 @12:49PM (#38723882)

We can create frameworks to mitigate this problem, though. A good first step is better transparency regarding data reporting of AVs.

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Re:7.1M miles, 3 minor injuries: Waymo's safety data looks good by RecycledEle on Tuesday December 26, 2023 @08:15PM (#38777962)

I don't think we can ever get truthful reporting of auto accidents, because ever wreck I've ever been in involved the other side not being truthful at some point.

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Re:7.1M miles, 3 minor injuries: Waymo's safety data looks good by bumby on Thursday December 28, 2023 @09:25AM (#38793750)

I meant specifically for the AV space. That would include turning over all the data regarding an incident, similar to what Uber had to due after the fatal accident in Tempe as well as training data.

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