Motorcycle crash data
On these pages, you'll find details of statistics for motorcyclist deaths for the year 2006 and injuries for the year 2005.
Of the 337 people killed on Victoria's roads in 2006, 47 were riders of motorcycles. This represents 14% of the road toll and yet only 3% of vehicles registered in Victoria are motorcycles, with only 7% of Victorians holding a licence to ride a motorcycle.
In 2006, 47 motorcyclists were killed. 891 were seriously injured on Victoria's roads in 2005.
Of the 47 motorcyclists killed in 2006:
Of the 337 people killed on Victoria's roads in 2006, 47 were riders of motorcycles. This represents 14% of the road toll and yet only 3% of vehicles registered in Victoria are motorcycles, with only 7% of Victorians holding a licence to ride a motorcycle.
In 2006, 47 motorcyclists were killed. 891 were seriously injured on Victoria's roads in 2005.
Of the 47 motorcyclists killed in 2006:
94% were male,
43% were involved in single vehicle crashes and 19% were involved in crashes with another vehicle at an intersection and 15% were involved in head-on crashes,
47% occurred in rural Victoria,
60% were involved in crashes between the hours of 10am and 6pm, and
47% of deaths occurred on roads sign posted at 100km/h or more [ http://www.tacsafety.com.au ]
43% were involved in single vehicle crashes and 19% were involved in crashes with another vehicle at an intersection and 15% were involved in head-on crashes,
47% occurred in rural Victoria,
60% were involved in crashes between the hours of 10am and 6pm, and
47% of deaths occurred on roads sign posted at 100km/h or more [ http://www.tacsafety.com.au ]
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