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There is a URL to the study. Let us know what you find.
I think i saw somewhere that motorbikes are more deadly relatively, but mostly to their own rider.
Do you mean me? Because i don't have numbers on motorbikes?
Yes, I did indeed read the study - even before I posted my rhetorical question - which appears to be the raw numbers.
And are you trying to tell me, that you do not have the raw numbers of motorbike-related accidents in relation to car-related accidents according to the European Commission for 2022? I find that hard to believe.
EDIT: My bad, you meant the numbers of vehicles needed to equalize the raw numbers. Plus, the graph appears to already take relative popularity into account.