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ToraToraTora | 13:50 Tue 18th Oct 2016 | News
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-37689726
Oh dear! Still no one died this time.
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Breaking news: emergent technology still not 100% perfect.
What caused the crash? Would a driver have been able to foresee it and avoid it without danger to anyone else?
A 4 mph trial run, best time for finding out snags.
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I wish it would hurry up jim, I want to go on tour in my car and get rat ar5sed in country battle cruisers and get it to drop me off home whilst I kip on the back seat.
You could do that now if you had any willing friends to drive you home afterwards.
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it crashed at 4mph! PMSL, cars do exceed that on occasion.
Let's number crunch this one.

Today a driverless* car crashed at 4mph, no one was hurt.

Today there were 27,000 crashes of non driverless cars.
Today 3,500 people died in accidents involving non driverless cars.



* This car had a driver on board.
Where do you get ''perfect'' driverless car from?
It clearly says it was on a run trial by the two engineers so it was far from ''perfect'' !
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3500! get real gromit it's about half that per year.
TTT around 125 Million people are killed every year on the roads worldwide
http://www.who.int/gho/road_safety/mortality/en/
That is 342,465 per day ! Figures were from 2013 so it will be higher now!
Gromit's estimate was 100 times too low!
Your estimate of 1750 per year was 2,000 times too low!!!!
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I was talking about UK
Granted it's "only" 2000 a year, or so, but that's basically the same number for all practical purposes so I can't say that it makes the point any less relevant. Humans on the road are unsafe and cause a great deal more accidents than is necessary.
No one mentioned the UK , the story is about Singapore so world wide figures are more appropriate !
Eddie,
1.3 million people die in road accidents every year. Not 125 million.
Well at least you are consistant, EDDIE.

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