The Florida Motorcycle Safety Program (FMSP) came to the Miami Springs Glenn Curtiss Classic Motorcycle Show to connect with local riders and community members in Miami-Dade County, where motorcycle crashes are most prominent in Florida. Attendees engaged in meaningful safety conversations and received rider resources, creating an important opportunity to raise awareness and promote road safety for all.
Learn more at: https://fl-msp.com/
Florida consistently has one of the highest numbers of motorcycle fatalities in the United States, with hundreds of riders killed each year:
📊 Annual Motorcycle Fatalities in Florida
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Recent data show Florida motorcycle deaths typically range around about 600 per year in recent years. For example:
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621 fatalities in 2021
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631 in 2022
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600 in 2023
— leading analysts to estimate the annual average is around ~600 motorcyclist deaths per year recently. Jack Bernstein, Injury Attorneys
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Other reporting confirms high annual totals, with figures like 578 fatalities in 2024 and 668 in 2023 in some datasets. DontGetHitTwice+1
📌 Context
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Florida frequently ranks #1 nationwide for total motorcycle deaths, due in part to year-round riding weather, heavy tourism, and dense traffic. The Jaspon Firm Accident Injury Lawyer
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Annual totals can fluctuate year-to-year, but ~500–700 motorcycle fatalities per year has been a typical range across recent calendar years.
📍 Motorcycle Fatalities in Miami-Dade County
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**Miami-Dade County averages about **📌 52 motorcycle fatalities per year between 2017 and 2022, the highest in Florida according to county crash data. Ride Smart Florida
