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Fully autonomous robotaxis are already safer than human drivers under comparable driving conditions in 2026

Autonomous-driving companies increasingly claim their vehicles crash less often than humans. Waymo says its vehicles have substantially fewer serious crashes under comparable conditions, but regulators continue investigating incidents involving driverless systems and competing safety claims remain controversial.

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