evidence: In 2022, 350 motorcyclists died in the UK, and 5,618 were seriously injured6. The death rate was 123 per billion miles traveled, much higher than for people in cars6. Motorcyclists are a small part of the traffic but make up a big chunk of those who die in accidents5. Riding a motorcycle is much riskier than driving a car, with at least a 57 times higher chance of dying5. [...] Though motorcycle accidents are most common in London and the Southeast, the risk measurement is key. In 2018, for every mile travelled, a motorcyclist in Great Britain was 52 times more likely to die in a crash than a car user. This big gap shows how at-risk motorcyclists are, no matter where they ride. [...] Motorcyclists face a higher risk of dying in a crash, 50 times more than drivers in cars. This gear is crucial as bikers make up about 21% of all road deaths in the UK.