evidence: Motorcyclists experience a higher rate of hitting a fixed object, due to factors such as easy maneuverability that allows a motorcyclist to get into places a car simply can’t. This translates to higher rates of collision. [...] Motorcyclists will typically suffer more severe, life-threatening injuries than victims of a car accident. Motorcyclists don’t have safety measures such as airbags and seat belts to protect them during an accident and are often ejected from their bikes. [...] Riding a motorcycle is more dangerous than driving a passenger vehicle. Data from industry leaders and governing officials like the NHTSA highlight that fatalities in a motorcycle accident are nearly 30 times higher than in an accident involving a passenger vehicle. National data highlights the dangers that exist when driving a motorcycle. The odds of dying in a motorcycle accident versus a car accident are higher because of these greater safety risks.