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Research shows self-driving cars crash significantly less often than people, with far fewer injuries. Advanced driver assistance systems, or ADAS, already mandated on vehicles, provide building blocks for autonomy. Experts caution that AVs won't necessarily make roads safer, but mounting evidence suggests otherwise.
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