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Waymo Robotaxis Crashed 68% Less Than Human Drivers in Three Major Cities, Study Finds— But One City Bucked the Trend

Jul 24, 2026 · 08:25 AM ET· updated 1h ago
Waymo Robotaxis Crashed 68% Less Than Human Drivers in Three Major Cities, Study Finds— But One City Bucked the Trend

Study finds Alphabet Inc.-backed Waymo robotaxis have significantly lower crash rates than human drivers in 4 U.S. markets.

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Waymo's self-driving cars crashed way less than human drivers in most cities tested, which shows the technology is getting safer. When you follow a company making robots or self-driving cars, lower crash numbers suggest their product is improving and could become more popular.

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