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The Motorcycle Driver Fatality Rate by Population
The Motorcycle Driver Fatality Rate is defined for a particular geographical area. The Rate equals the annual number of Motorcycle Drivers experiencing a Fatal Collision divided by the General Population of that particular geographical area. Generally we would want the population to have a low rate. This rate can be interpreted as the chance of a member of the particular population being killed driving a motorcycle. This rate can be used as a measure of state motorcycle safety programs' effectivness.
States' Motorcycle Driver Danger Rankings
States' Motorcycle Safety Programs' Effectiveness Rankings
Alphabetical listing: States' Motorcycle Safety Programs' Effectiveness and Danger Rankings
Annual data for individual States, 1990 to present:
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas
California, Colorado, Connecticut
Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana
Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota
Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin
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