Not exact matches
Motorcyclists
in the 21 - 29 year age group are most likely to be involved
in fatal
crashes, and this age group accounts for nearly 30 % of all
motorcycle fatalities.
In 2010, there were 1,819 motorcycle crashes — reflecting a 5.8 % increase over the previous year — injuring 1,984 people and resulting in 81 fataliti
In 2010, there were 1,819
motorcycle crashes — reflecting a 5.8 % increase over the previous year — injuring 1,984 people and resulting
in 81 fataliti
in 81
fatalities
Of the 2,532
fatalities from multivehicle
motorcycle crashes, 89 % came from accidents
in which two vehicles collided.
According to research by the Kentucky Transportation Center of the University of Kentucky,
motorcycle crashes accounted for only 1.6 percent of the state's traffic accidents
in 2012; however, they were responsible for 6.2 percent of traffic accident injuries, and 13.4 percent of motor vehicle accident
fatalities.
It is basically recommended to take a safety course, as recent
motorcycle safety trends have been positive, with the number of people dying
in U.S.
motorcycle crashes dropping 16 percent, from 5,312
fatalities in 2008 to 4,462
in 2009, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).