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Australia's Queensland has been reported to record the highest number of motorcycle fatalities in the country. Factors cited include a growing rider population and the state's vast road network, once again highlighting the need for stronger motorcycle safety measures.
Every time I hear news of an accident, it breaks my heart a little. Motorcycles belong to everyone who wants to ride them, which is exactly why I want every single one of them to stay safe. Rather than competing on speed, I want people to value riding safely at their own pace. Protecting yourself comes first, so the fun can keep going for a long time. That's the message I want to keep spreading.
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Where in Australia is Queensland exactly?
Long straight roads feel great but they numb your sense of speed and make you drowsy.
More riders means more accidents - they need to roll out safety measures alongside it.
Blaming it on the vast road network feels like an awfully oversimplified explanation.
Apparently Queensland's roads are endless straights, so maybe people just end up pushing it too hard.
"Most fatal accidents in the country" - is that raw total or per capita? That changes the meaning a lot.
