The societal impact of self-driving cars being safer than human drivers could be significant

 The societal impact of self-driving cars being safer than human drivers could be significant. It might lead to a reduction in traffic accidents, injuries, and fatalities, potentially saving many lives. Additionally, it could change transportation systems, making them more efficient and accessible for people who are unable to drive due to age, disability, or other factors. However, it could also disrupt industries like transportation, insurance, and law enforcement, requiring adaptation and potentially causing job displacement. 

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