Yes, that&#x27;s true, from a reporting&#x2F;statistical standpoint. I am okay with dismissing those two incidents when evaluating this record. There&#x27;s a lot of leeway on human driver statistics. As I said above, I&#x27;ve seen 165,000 miles per accident and 250,000 per accident reported&#x2F;estimated. I&#x27;ve also seen the claim that human drivers go 300,000 to 500,000 miles between accidents on average, but I heavily assume those are based on underreported figures.<p>My intention in comparing a traffic cone to a small child is the actual safety issue. If a SDC could hit a cone, it could also hit a small child. They&#x27;re small road hazards which are not generally going to be mapped by the car in advance. I don&#x27;t want to dismiss the fact that the SDC would&#x27;ve hit a road obstacle, just because in that case the obstacle was a cheap plastic object.