Demographics
Annual motorcycle crashes & fatalities by age group
(2021-2025* Average for the State of Florida)
Annual motorcycle crashes by age group from 2021 to 2025*
Annual motorcyclist fatalities by age group from 2021 to 2025*
Speeding-related motorcyclist fatalities are most common among younger riders. From 2021 to 2025*, motorcyclist fatalities followed a similar pattern to serious injuries, with more fatalities occurring on weekends. Saturday had the highest average number of fatalities, followed by Sunday.
Annual motorcycle crashes
by age group
Average annual motorcycle crashes by age group from 2019 to 2023*
On average, from 2019-2023*, involvement in motorcycle crashes peaked among riders aged 20-29 and steadily declined with age, except for a slight increase in the 50-59 age group.
Annual motorcyclist fatalities
by age group
Average annual motorcycle crashes by age group from 2019 to 2023*
A similar pattern is observed in motorcyclist fatalities by age group.
annual motorcycle crashes and fatalities by gender
(2021-2025* Average for the State of Florida)
Annual motorcycle crashes by gender from 2021 to 2025*
Annual motorcyclist fatalities by gender from 2021 to 2025*
On average, from 2021 to 2025*, motorcycle crash involvement was highest among riders aged 21–29, followed by riders aged 30–39. Crash counts generally declined among older age groups. A similar pattern was observed in motorcyclist fatalities, which were also highest among riders aged 21–29, followed by those aged 30–39.
annual motorcycle crashes by gender
Average annual motorcycle crashes by gender from 2019 to 2023*
This chart shows the average annual involvement of males and females in motorcycle crashes (2019–2023). Males account for 93% of crashes, indicating higher exposure to risky riding conditions and behaviors, while females contribute only 7%.
annual motorcyclist fatalities by gender
Average annual motorcyclist fatalities by gender from 2019 to 2023*
This chart presents the gender split in fatalities (2019–2023). Males, representing 96.4% of fatalities, demonstrate higher vulnerability to severe outcomes, possibly due to greater exposure, higher speeds, and risk-taking behaviors. Females, at 3.6%, face significantly lower fatality rates despite similar crash conditions.
Annual motorcyclist fatalities by age group
From 2021 to 2025*, males accounted for approximately 92.8% of motorcycle crashes and 96.4% of motorcyclist fatalities, while females accounted for approximately 7.2% of crashes and 3.6% of fatalities.
*Preliminary data for 2025 as of 07/20/2026
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