THE DATA OF
IMPACT

We use national safety data and technical impact physics to prove that riders are disproportionately at risk—and disproportionately blamed.

24X[1]

Higher fatality rate per mile driven compared to passenger vehicles.

80%[2]

Of all reported motorcycle crashes result in serious injury or death.

45 MPH[5]

Speed standard riding gear's protective barrier typically wears through.

37%[3]

Reduction in fatal brain injuries when wearing a full-face helmet.

THE LEFT-TURN EPIDEMIC

NHTSA data confirms that nearly 42% of all motorcycle collisions involve a passenger vehicle turning left in front of a rider[4]. These are almost always failures of driver observation, not rider error.

ROAD DESIGN DEFECTS

Municipalities often overlook motorcycle-specific road hazards like slick utility covers, bridge expansion joints, and longitudinal pavement cracks—all of which can be fatal for two wheels.

TECHNICAL EVIDENCE LOG

CRASH_PROBABILITY_DELTA [1]+24.0x
HELMET_PROTECTION_EFFICIENCY [3]37.0%
GEAR_ABRASION_THRESHOLD [5]45 MPH
DRIVER_ATTENTION_LATENCY1.8 SEC

*All figures derived from NHTSA, CDC, and IIHS forensic collision reports (2020-2023). View Full Documentation

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