Motorcycle Statistics

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  • A must read if you ride or are even considering a motorcycle.
  • This book is very useful. Everyone should read it not just bikers.
  • It is very informative. A must have. 
  • All riders need to be informed. Read it.
  • The unwritten helmet law was the best part of the book. There are laws and issues most motorcycle riders do not know about. The most useful part of the book was the insurance section. Read it and learn from it. It could save everything you own and your way of life.
  • If you drive or ride a motorcycle you should get this book. If you move here from another state, it helps you understand the different laws. The whole book is useful.
  • Knowledge is power! You must read this book.
  • I absolutely would recommend this book. You can't have too much info and even if you read the book and get just one "I did not know that" it will be time well spent.
  • Read this book and learn.
  • The most useful part about the book is how the other drivers insurance company can turn the tables and make me a victim. Absolutely great info. A must read! You might need the info someday if not now.
  • Good resource.
  • Useful information that may be needed in the future.
  • Great, knowledgeable, informative in case of an accident and what steps to take. I highly recommended.
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The Motorcycle Statistics You Don’t Want to Hear

  1. In 2009, 4,595 motorcyclists were killed in the U.S, making up 10.1% of all traffic fatalities, yet motorcycles make up only 3% of the total amount of registered vehicles (NHTSA, FARS and BTS, RITA).
  2. Arizona’s motorcycle fatality rate is higher than the national average, at 12.5 % of all traffic fatalities in 2009 (NHTSA, FARS).
  3. Approximately 80% of motorcycle wrecks result in injury or death compared with 20% of auto accidents (NHTSA 2007).
  4. 50% of fatal single-vehicle motorcycle accidents involve alcohol (NHTSA 2007).
  5. Improperly trained or unlicensed riders make up 25% of drivers killed in motorcycle accidents (NHTSA 2007).