You forgot one little item. Common sense. You may now return to idiotland.
PS - the next life that is jeopardized on a
"rare occasion" by a motorcyclist, MAY BE YOURS. Then you can contemplate the importance of the word
"rare".
Here's a few images of cars wrecked in crashes
caused by motorcycles >>
The second link shows a badly damaged car. But there is no indication that a motorcycle was responsible for that damage. The site
did have some interesting information:
from your second link:
"RURAL CRASH NUMBERS:
An animal in the road caused almost 9,000 crashes in rural areas.
1,676 wrecks resulted when drivers changed lanes in an unsafe manner.
More than 3,300 accidents occurred because of defective headlights.
Almost 4,000 rural crashes were the result of drivers disregarding stop signs, stoplights, and stop and go signals.
2,817 wrecks were caused by a distraction in the vehicle.
16,355 Texas accidents were ascribed to driver inattention.
21,637 rural crashes were attributed to drivers speeding.
Another over 13,000 wrecks were attributed to unsafe speeds under the speed limit.
More than 6,000 accidents resulted from drivers failing to stay in a single lane.
Over 10,000 rural crashes were caused by driver's failure to yield right-of-way.
4,183 wrecks occurred because drivers were fatigued or asleep at the wheel.
Almost 8.000 crashes resulted from flawed evasive action in a dangerous situation.
Slightly over 2,500 accidents resulted from following too closely.
And alcohol or drugs caused around 9.500 rural crashes.
1.226 wrecks consisted of wrong-way crashes.
And just over 2,000 accidents resulted from making an unsafe turn.
Our Houston crash injury attorneys note that it can be interesting to compare the numbers for URBAN CRASHES:
Wrecks caused by animals in the road go down to about 1.500.
But crashes caused by backing up unsafely go up from almost nothing to 5,931.
Changing lanes unsafely caused more than 17.000 urban crashes.
Nearly 20,000 wrecks resulted from disregarding stop signals.
Almost 60,000 accidents occurred because of driver inattention.
78,399 urban crashes resulted from speeding.
Around 54,000 wrecks resulted from failure to yield right-of-way.
Drivers following too closely caused 18,680 accidents.
Alcohol or drugs caused about 22,500 urban crashes.
The overwhelming numbers of Texas traffic accidents in 2011 reveal that the odds of having a wreck are high for all drivers. And motorcyclists experience about a 35 times greater risk of suffering a fatal accident than occupants of other vehicles."
I see nothing about a motorcycle rider causing deaths.