One crash count. Five divisors.
Every per-mile safety claim about a robotaxi is a fraction. The count below is fixed and does not move. Only the divisor changes — and with it, the answer.
Fixed numerator
distinct crash reports · waymo · 2026Q1 · filed in CA
1 of 5 divisors yield a rate — a spread needs at least two
What counts as a report here
A report is counted once, at its latest version. Filings that assert nothing happened are excluded, and only vehicles operating without a driver are in scope.
When a divisor covers one state, the count is restricted to reports filed in that state before dividing. Without that restriction this figure would be 288 — a national count over state mileage.
The divisors
Every interval above is the same relative width, because the count never changes between rows. Any spread you see is therefore caused by the divisor, not by chance.
What each divisor covers
| Reach | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
CPUC driverless deployment VMT 26,389,567 vehicle miles | D1 | 61.1% of 288 reports | 6.67 | |
CPUC drivered pilot VMT 31,421 vehicle miles | D1 | 61.1% of 288 reports | no rate computable | |
CPUC driverless pilot VMT 60,514 vehicle miles | D1 | 61.1% of 288 reports | no rate computable | |
Operator-published cumulative miles no exposure filed | D2 | 100.0% of 288 reports | no rate computable | |
Texas authorized vehicle-days no exposure filed | D3 | 16.0% of 288 reports | no rate computable | |
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