> Quite. Tesla is deliberately comparing their modern vehicle design & wealthy driver base (statistically one of the safest cohorts) with the entirety of the U.S. driving population. This is bad statistics: We expect Tesla vehicles to have far fewer accidents than the mean US vehicle per mile, because Tesla's are expensive modern vehicles with (relatively) wealthy drivers who can afford to keep them maintained & will themselves be in better health than the mean US driver.
You're going to have to explain to me how the wealth of a driver has any bearing on their ability to pilot a self-driving car.
You're going to have to explain to me how the wealth of a driver has any bearing on their ability to pilot a self-driving car.