For all the lost loved ones
May they ride in paradise
We hold this space for them;
In Everlasting Remembrance
We invite you to share the story of your loved one. By adding them to our Legacy Gallery, we keep their spirit alive and continue our mission of advocating for road safety and rider awareness.
In Remembrance
“The silence of the road is often the loudest sound of all. We carry their stories with us, honoring every life that was taken too soon.”
“We believe that awareness saves lives. Every moment of attention we share is a tribute to those who taught us the value of vigilance.”
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National Statistics
2022 fatalities
2023 fatalities
6,218+
6,335+
2024 fatalities
6,228+
National Data
Statistical evidence highlighting the disproportionate risk faced by motorcyclists on our nation's roads.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Motorcyclists accounted for approximately 15-16% of all U.S. traffic deaths in 2024, despite motorcycles being only a small fraction of vehicles on the road.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Motorcyclists are about 27 times more likely to die in a crash than occupants of passenger vehicles when compared per mile traveled.
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More than 6,200 motorcyclists were killed nationwide in 2024, one of the highest totals recorded in DECADES.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Most motorcycle crashes involving another vehicle occur because the driver did not see the motorcycle.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Left-turn crashes are one of the most common deadly motorcycle crash scenarios, where a vehicle turns in front of an oncoming rider.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Failure to yield and unsafe lane changes continue to be leading factors in motorcycle crashes.
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Impairment: Motorcycle operators exhibit higher percentages of alcohol impairment in fatal crashes (26%) than drivers of any other motor vehicle type.
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Helmet Effectiveness: Major head injuries are standard in fatal accidents. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), DOT-compliant helmets are 37% effective in preventing deaths and 67% effective in preventing brain injuries.
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The Per-Mile Risk: For every 100 million vehicle miles traveled, motorcyclists face a fatality rate of 31.39, compared to just 1.13 for passenger car occupants
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Licensing Issues: Overrepresented in fatal data, 34% of motorcycle riders in fatal crashes were operating their vehicles without a valid motorcycle license, often indicating a lack of formal training.
Road Surface Impacts: Road infrastructure hazards like potholes, gravel, slick road sealant, and uneven pavement pose minimal threats to cars but cause severe loss-of-control and traction issues for two-wheeled vehicles.
Single-Vehicle Vulnerability: Roughly 40% of motorcyclists killed die in single-vehicle crashes, frequently linked to high-speed loss of control on curves or undivided rural roads.
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