Abstract 770 million motorcycles are estimated on the roads. Motorcyclists represent more
than 380,000 annual deaths worldwide. 28% of the global fatalities in the roads in 2016 …

Road traffic injuries account for 1.3 million deaths per year world-wide. Mitigating both
fatalities and injuries requires a detailed understanding of the tolerance of the human body …

Objectives: To determine factors affecting the severity of moped and motorcycle injuries in
Barcelona—the city with the highest number of motorcycles per inhabitants in Europe …

Las conductas suicidas son responsables del 15% de los 15.000 fallecimientos por lesiones
que se producen diariamente en el mundo. España, con un total de 3.158 fallecimientos por …

Motorcycle injuries constitute a major but neglected emerging public health problem in
developing countries and contribute significantly to the overall road traffic injuries. The aims …

Powered two-wheelers (PTWs–mopeds, motorcycles, and scooters) remain the most
dangerous form of travel on today's roads. This study used hospital discharge data from …

Objective: Analyze the road crashes in Cartagena (Colombia) and the factors associated
with the collision and severity. The aim is to establish a set of rules for defining …

OBJECTIVE: To assess differences between the risk of injury for motorcycle riders before
and after the passing of a law allowing licenced car drivers to drive light motorcycles without …

Objectives: In 1987, to address an increasing problem of injury among young drivers, New
Zealand chose a graduated driver licensing system (GDLS), in preference to raising the …

Background: Worldwide, the morbidity and mortality among motorcyclists involved in road
traffic accidents is high. In Iraq, since 2003, there have been an increasing number of …