What percentage of motorcycle accidents lead to fatalities?
November 6, 2024 – Sean Shamsi
Motorcyclists are significantly more vulnerable in crashes, with a mortality rate 28 times higher than that of car occupants. In 2022, California reported 634 motorcycle fatalities, underscoring the critical need for improved safety measures for riders.
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