Will self-driving cars be safer than humans?

Once mature and widely deployed, autonomous systems should reduce crashes by eliminating distraction, impairment, fatigue, and most reaction-time errors.

Once mature, self-driving systems don't drink, text, speed, or get tired — the leading causes of the ~94% of crashes tied to human error.

Autonomous vehicles eliminate common human errors such as fatigue, distraction, and impaired driving that cause most road accidents.

Once mature and widely deployed, autonomous systems should cut crashes by eliminating distraction, impairment, fatigue, and slow reaction times.