Waymo Safety Hub Update Features Data From 127 Million Fully Autonomous Miles - CleanTechnica

Waymo has updated its “Waymo Safety Impact” webpage with data covering 127 million fully autonomous miles driven through September 2025. The company emphasizes its commitment to community trust and safety by voluntarily sharing this extensive safety data. According to Waymo, the data indicates that its autonomous driving system, the Waymo Driver, outperforms human drivers in avoiding crashes that result in injuries, including serious injuries and incidents involving airbag deployments. The update also introduces detailed safety metrics for Austin, complementing existing data from San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix. The reported statistics show consistent safety improvements across all these metropolitan areas, with injury rates and airbag deployment incidents significantly lower for Waymo’s robotaxis compared to human-driven vehicles. Notably, the injury reduction in San Francisco stands out as particularly impressive. Waymo’s data reflects over 150 human driving lifetimes of experience, reinforcing the robustness of the safety trends observed. The company encourages interested parties to explore the detailed data themselves and anticipates