Are you all in yet on our future of self-driving cars?

What if I would tell you that you don't need to have any more teenagers going through the front windshield?

I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and Stephen Green.

This episode of Right Angle is brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.com.

Gentlemen, there's an op-ed piece written by a neurosurgeon in the Washington Post,

I believe, Dr. Jonathan Slotkin. And he is one of those guys who has to see the teenagers who've

been through the windshield. And recently, Waymo, the self-driving car company, basically shared all their data with the world, I think, but he had access to seeing all their data.

Autonomous vehicles and what the accident rates are for autonomous vehicles and especially the crippling and deadly accident rates are

compared to non-autonomous vehicles.

And a lot of the stories Stephen Green

that we're seeing in the media are the hazards,

the dangers of autonomous vehicles.

And anytime one has a crash or catches fire

or runs into something,

they, that gets played up.

Waymo apparently did not filter this data, just shared it out with everybody.

Yeah.

And or at least with the people for whom the data would make sense to see.

And they, they created a graph of crashes per million miles

and then categorized it by serious injury or worse,

meaning death, airbag deployments,

or any injury whatsoever.

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