Does anyone know where I can find motorcycle and scooter commuter statistics in London? Found a nice page that lists every type of commuting except which is annoying. Any help'd be appreciated, cheers. Uncle Sol might be able to help - he's a mine

is that the majority of these fatalities could have been avoided, Better training, better attitude would result in an 80% or even 90% reduction in fatalities. At my IAM group, the people we get joining are the ones that are less likely to become a statistic - they

.Won't protect you from STDs though, will it? Bobby wroteWell if the cap fits mate.Is it a Dutch one? jif wroteFantastic response dude....excellent 11/10 Aww, shucks Another intresting Fact is that 88% of all statistics are made up on the spot Ditchfinder

in "country's going down the tubes" rhetoric, you've just ignored the overall drop in the crime rate and cherry picked the one statistic which supports your argument.Except that it doesn't, particularly, because the police have changed the way they count

statement and whatnot, i was later telephoned and given a crime no. On christmas eve i got a letter saying that they weren't going to look into it. charming. made me feel a whole lot better. I think that the problem with crime statistics is that people

figures are.. rainmaker wrotePTW?Whassthatthen? Powered Two Wheelers. Presumably all the office plebs who buy scooters to beat the jams.Or it could just be summer. Lies, damn lies and statistics.A 400% rise in fatalities:Compared with what figures, number

These statistics relate to the speeds at which drivers travel in free-flow conditions across the road network The level of cars exceeding the speed limit varies considerably between road types. The highest level of cars travelling over

 for road/other causes is low the statistic shows less than males. To me it's a pointless chart.Say in 2009... 100 women aged 25 to 29 die. 5 are RTA's= 5% attributable to RTA's.20 men aged 25 to 29 die. 3 are RTA's = 15% attributable to RTA

in four for me. zzzak wroteAbout one in four for me.Handy to know about! I've just found some free-to-access statistical pages but they're all a bit limited... Is this any use?www.swem.wm.edu/GOVDOC/energy.html