What contributes to over half of motorcycle/car accidents?

The primary contributing factor to over half of motorcycle/car accidents is drivers entering a rider's right-of-way. This often occurs when drivers are not adequately paying attention or are unable to see motorcyclists, especially during turns at intersections or when changing lanes. Motorcycles are smaller than cars and can be more challenging to spot, which increases the risk of collision.

When drivers fail to yield or misjudge the distance or speed of an oncoming motorcycle, they jeopardize the safety of the rider. This underscores the importance of motorcyclists staying vigilant and practicing defensive riding techniques, as well as drivers being mindful and aware of their surroundings, particularly when driving near motorcycles. Moreover, this statistic highlights the need for public education and awareness regarding sharing the road safely with motorcyclists.