Sentences with phrase «percent of riders»

According to Boham, about 75 percent of the riders examined have described symptoms associated with a concussion such as mental fogginess and difficulty sleeping.

Thirty - five percent of riders who died in 2011 were speeding.

Only three percent of cyclists didn't use the protected lane, compared to before it was installed, when 12 percent of riders rode in the street instead of in the bike lane.

Worldwide, BRT tends to draw converts: Between 10 and 15 percent of riders are thought to be riding in lieu of driving their cars.

Forty - five percent of riders work in either financial services, law, accounting, architecture or other professional services, according to the office of state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

Not exact matches

The theory is that activism has free - rider problems: The activist, if he is right and successful, raises the value of the company by $ X, but if he only owns 5 percent of the company he only captures $ 0.05 X.

Banner Life's term policy includes an accelerated death benefit rider and allows an individual to cash out up to 75 percent of the death benefit if you are diagnosed with a life expectancy of twelve months or less.

Roughly 80 percent of Uber's riders in Saudi Arabia are women, according to the company.

Through the British Cycling and HSBC UK partnership, we want to help break down the barriers to cycling so that the fifty percent of UK adults who are «lapsed riders» re-visit the joy of being on two wheels and share those benefits with their friends and families.

An April 2018 poll of 115 SBS riders revealed that while 64 percent of commuters are generally satisfied with SBS service, giving it an A or a B rating, 38 percent noticed that SBS routes run behind schedule at least half of the time.

Only 65 percent of subway trains arrive on time, according to MTA data provided by Riders Alliance.

Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams along with more than 20 of Brooklyn's elected officials have penned a letter to Governor Andrew Cuomo, urging him to rescind his plan to grant Long Island Rail Road riders a 25 percent fare reduction and consider using the recaptured funds toward desperately needed repairs to the subway's ailing signals instead.

LIRR board Chairman Mitchell Pally said an unrelated MTA meeting Monday that he would like to offer affected riders discounts of about 10 percent or 15 percent — and that the board will ask the federal government to cover those costs.

The results published on Monday in, «Back on Track,» a policy analysis of the issue, 75 percent of city riders indicated that the city should pay, and 69 percent said they were not opposed to using city sales tax to cover the cost.

On Monday morning, while Mr. de Blasio was testifying, the Senate's Independent Democratic Conference, a group of Democrats who collaborate with the Republicans, released a survey in which they said 75 percent of city subway riders supported the city paying for half of the subway action plan.

The move comes after State Sen. Daniel Squadron this summer asked for a review of service on the L line by the MTA that found service has not kept pace with line's massive rise in ridership, including a 141 - percent rise in weekend riders since 1998.

Additionally, 55 percent of bus riders are foreign born, and 75 percent are people of color, the report said.

In a subway system where not even 25 percent of stations are fully accessible to riders with disabilities, the elevators and escalators that do exist remain problematic.

Renovations are planned for 39 LIRR stations and completion of the third track project is expected to increase rider capacity by 74 percent.

Advocates say failing bus service is not just an issue of commuting, but also of equity — bus riders earn about 30 percent less than their subway counterparts, according to the city comptroller's office, and tend to be primarily immigrants and minorities.

Making the announcement in Harlem — parts of which have poverty rates around 30 percent, or nearly one - third of residents — they hoped to reach some of the riders who may qualify.

The report doesn't track the number of tourists who ride the boat each year but Community Board 1's Ferry Riders Committee found that on a typical Saturday, about 13,000 tourists take the ferry, or 44 percent of all passengers.

Private ferry ridership also jumped citywide to 11.2 million riders — a 3 percent increase — which the report credited largely to the May 1 and June 1 launches, respectively, of the Rockaway and South Brooklyn routes on the NYC Ferry service.

Minister of Communications, Barrister Abdulraheem Adebayo Shittu on Monday in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital declared that more than 50 percent of commercial motorcyclists, popularly known as (Okada Riders) in Lagos State have gone back to their farms.

The report shows that 40 percent and above of the motorcycle riders who have participated in the past riding events are biker women.

According to recent stats issued by the American motorcycle manufacturer, female riders account for 62 percent of its share in the American market.

An inclusion rider means that those working on a production can request at 50 percent diversity within a production, meaning that in front of and behind the camera, more women, members of the LGBTQ community and people of different racial or ethnic groups must be hired.

«For anybody that does a negotiation on a film, there is an inclusion rider, which means you can ask for and / or demand at least fifty percent diversity, not only in the casting but also the crew, and so the fact that I just learned that after 35 years of being in the film business — we're not going back.»

Thirty - two percent of the high - auto - claim - frequency riders of models with optional ABS had motorcycles equipped with the technology, while just 26 percent of those with no auto claims did.

As a result, the proportion of all fatally injured riders 40 and older was 40 percent in 2000, up from 14 percent in 1990.

If you have a qualifying terminal illness, the rider kicks in and your life insurance company will pay you a lump sum from your death benefit of anywhere between 25 and 80 percent.

Banner Life's term policy includes an accelerated death benefit rider and allows an individual to cash out up to 75 percent of the death benefit if you are diagnosed with a life expectancy of twelve months or less.

Helmet Use: Motorcyclists not wearing helmets are more likely to suffer serious and fatal injuries compared to the 49.3 percent of Florida riders who do.

Speeding: In 2008, 35 percent of motorcycle riders involved in a crash resulting in injury or death were speeding.

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Alcohol Use: In 2009, 31 percent of all fatal motorcycle accidents involved riders with blood alcohol levels above the legal limit of.08.

Nearly 80 percent of all motorcycle accidents result in injury or death to riders.

Sixteen percent of the fatalities were truck occupants, 67 percent were the occupants of cars and other vehicles, and 15 percent were pedestrians, bicycle riders, or motorcyclists.

In nearly 63 percent of these crashes, the bicycle rider suffers some degree of injury, whether non-incapacitating, incapacitating, or fatal.

Seventy - one percent of 1999 bicycle deaths were riders 16 years and older.

The lives of 78 motorcycle riders were lost in Virginia in 2012, accounting for more than 10 percent of the total traffic fatalities for the year.

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, 54 percent of all fatal motorcycle crashes in 2011 involved multiple vehicles, and the leading age group for riders in such accidents was riders who were over 50 years of age.

Maine had 24 motorcycle riders killed in 2012, and 43 percent of those had a blood - alcohol content in excess of 0.08 percent.

Of the 2,448 fatal car vs motorcycle crashes that occurred in 2015, 41 percent (994) of them involved other vehicles turning left while the rider was going straighOf the 2,448 fatal car vs motorcycle crashes that occurred in 2015, 41 percent (994) of them involved other vehicles turning left while the rider was going straighof them involved other vehicles turning left while the rider was going straight.

One disturbing trend, per the Florida Department of Transportation has shown that while only 7 percent of registered vehicles in the state consisted of motorcycles in 2011, motorcycle riders accounted for 14.3 percent of all accident fatalities.

If the insured dies in an accident while he or she is a fare - paying passenger on a common carrier (e.g., airplane, train, or bus), this rider provides an additional death benefit equal to 100 percent of the original face amount or $ 250,000, whichever is less.

Public transportation: The U.S. Census Bureau says that the majority of riders in Jacksonville who commute to work by public transportation are white (about 29 percent), Hispanic (about 9 percent) and black (about 58 percent).

There are even chronic illness riders that offer additional benefits, such as the owner receiving a stream of monthly payments up to 100 percent of their remaining death benefit.

Although only 15 percent of ATV riders are children, they account for 27 percent of ATV injuries and 28 percent of deaths.

The top causes of fatalities and injuries to riders was alcohol use (27 percent with a blood alcohol concentration over 0.08 percent) and speeding (36 percent).