Accident report

Just got a e-mail from NCOM about a europesn study that sounds like something that needs to be done in the US I know that NHTSA is supposed to do this but have not seen anything on it cause those boys are to busy harassing riders instead of trying to help them.
In any event here is the breakdown:
Study was based on 921 accidents
103 fatailties across France,Germany,Italy the Netherlands and Spain.
70% of the cage drivers didn't see the bike
73.1% of the riders attempted some form of avoidance.
32% loss some control during the maneuver.
50%+ happened at intersections.
90% where wearing helmets.
9% lost their helmets due to improper fit or fasters not working right.
Riders between 18-25 crashed at a higher %
Riders 41-55 crashed less frequently.
Riders wearing dark colored clothes were more likely to crash than others.
Modified street bikes were over-represented in crashes in the study.But engine size did not appear to be a factor.
Unlicensed drivers were more likely to crash than licensed riders.
7.5% had a weather factor involved.
While the report is helpful I wonder what happened to the guys between 25 to 41 and over 55. Must be leading a charmed life over there.