How many lives could have been saved with a helmet

Motorcycle Fatalities by State and How Many Lives Could Have Been SAVED With the Use of a Helmet Based on National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) statistics on motorcycle crashes and fatalities in 2017 Lives That Could Have Been Saved With Helmet Use Percent of Lives that Could Have Been Saved With Helmet Use Has Motorcycle Helmet Requirement Law? State 18.64% Total Motorcycle Fatalities Florida 110 590 no 19.18% Техas 94 490 no 26.75% Ohio 42 157 no 25.93% Illinois 42 162 no 26.85% Indiana 40 149 no 26.21% South Carolina 38 145 no 20.86% Arizona 34 163 no 18.18% Pennsylvania 187 no 26.21% Colorado 103 no 18.00% Michigan 150 no 27.96% Oklahoma 93 no 24.44% Kentucky 22 90 no 22.08% Wisconsin 17 77 no 3.03% California 16 529 yes 27.27% Minnesota 15 55 no 26.42% New Mexico 14 53 no 27.08% lowa 13 48 no 23.21% Kansas 13 56 no 22.81% Connecticut 13 57 no 20.00% Arkansas 13 65 no 25.64% Utah 10 39 no 6.61% Missouri 8 121 yes 24.00% Idaho 6 25 no 23.08% Maine 6 26 no 4.32% Georgia 6 139 yes 29.41% Wyoming 5 17 no 21.74% Montana 5 23 no 20.00% Hawaii 5 25 no 5.81% Maryland 86 yes 5.21% Louisiana 96 yes 25.00% South Dakota 4 16 no 15.39% West Virginia 4 26 yes 2.76% New York 14 145 yes 2.27% North Carolina 14 176 yes 25.00% North Dakota 3 12 no 20.00% New Hampshire 3 15 no 7.5% Mississippi 3 40 yes 5.56% Nevada 3 54 yes 2.24% Tennessee 3 134 yes 20.00% Delaware 2 10 no 18.18% Rhode Island 2 11 no 2.53% Alabama 2 79 yes 16.67% 116 Alaska no 1.75% Oregon 1 57 yes 1.21% New Jersey 1 83 yes 0% Virginia 117 yes 0% Washington 80 yes 0% Massachusetts 51 yes 0% Nebraska O 27 yes 0% Vermont 13 yes Note: States are listed in order of lives that could have been saved by motorcycle helmets. Tie-breaker is percent of lives that could have been saved with helmet use. PW Parker |Waichman LLP Source: https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/812867 ΑΝΑΤΙΟNAL LAW FIRM 34 27 27 26