The Insanity of Tesla CRASH DATA

Elon Musk and Tesla are engaging in criminal fraud by falsely claiming their robo taxis are seven times safer than human drivers, while data shows they are actually nearly 50 times less safe—especially with a human safety operator present 1:35.

Key Takeaways:
• Tesla claims its supervised self-driving system is seven times safer than human drivers, but data from June to November 2025 shows eight collisions over 250,000 miles—equating to one crash every 31,250 miles, far below their stated safety metrics 1:35.
• Tesla refuses to disclose collision narratives, redacting fault details, while competitors like Whimo provide full reports, suggesting deliberate concealment of safety failures 2:50.
• Even with a human safety operator present, Tesla’s robo taxis are eight times worse than the US average and 48 times worse than their own claims, proving their safety assertions are fraudulent 3:00.
• Tesla’s failure to report crashes and manipulate data violates NHTSA safety protocols, indicating a pattern of circumventing public safety regulations 4:03.

Tesla’s safety claims are not just exaggerated—they are outright lies that endanger public roads and constitute corporate fraud. Until Tesla stops hiding data and stops lying to investors and the public, robo taxis must be banned from public operation.

Sources:

• 1:35 Tesla's claimed safety ratio vs. actual collision data in Austin, Texas.
• 2:50 Tesla's refusal to disclose collision narratives compared to Whimo’s transparency.
• 3:00 Math showing Tesla’s actual c