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Higher risk of being injured
In general, it is higher. A motorcyclist lacks the protection provided by a car’s passenger compartment and may suffer impacts or falls. A helmet and protective clothing reduce the consequences but do not eliminate the risk. Actual injuries depend on the circumstances of each crash.
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