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CONNECTICUT

RIDER EDUCATION PROGRAM

2011

Motorcycle Safety Report

Connecticut Department of Transportation Division of Highway Safety

P.O. Box 317546 2800 Berlin Turnpike

Newington, CT 06131-7546

SECTIONS

SECTION 1: CT 2011 MOTORCYCLE SAFETY OVERVIEW

AND GRAPHICAL DATA

SECTION 2: COUNT OF COURSES & STUDENTS PER SITE

SECTION 3: STUDENT STATUS COUNT BY SITE & COURSE

SECTION 4: STATUS COUNT BY SITE & COURSE (BRC, ERC, IRC, IPW, IPA, ARC)

SECTION 5: STUDENT STATUS COUNT BY SITE, COURSE, & SEX

SECTION 6: COUNT OF STUDENTS TRAINED BY AGE GROUP

SECTION 7: GRAPHICAL DATA

SECTION 1

CT 2011 MOTORCYCLE SAFETY OVERVIEW

Motorcycle Safety The general goal of Connecticut’s Motorcycle Safety Program is to reduce the number of injuries and deaths among motorcycle operators and passengers. Performance goals set during the previous planning period included;

• Decreasing the number of un-helmeted fatalities below the five year average of 33 (2004-2008) to 25 by 2012.

• Decrease the number of fatalities below the five year average (2004-2008) of 51

by 10 percent to 46 by 2012.

• Decreasing the percentage of fatally injured motorcycle operators with BACs greater than 0.00 from 39.5 percent in 2008 to 30 percent in 2012.

The latest available data from 2010 indicates that the three year moving average of un-helmeted fatalities is 35 (Graph 8). During the same time period, the three year moving average for fatalities was 53 (Graph 8). Un-helmeted fatalities over the last three years have remained largely the same while overall motorcycle fatalities have shown a decline in relation to total fatalities 16% or (52 out of 319).

This data also indicates that in 2010, 21 out of 52 (41 percent) of the fatalities tested had a BAC greater than 0.00. This is the highest since 2003. The three year moving average for this group is 38 percent, (Graph 9) During Fiscal Year 2011, DOT’s Connecticut Rider Education Program (CONREP) continued motorcycle rider safety training at fifteen locations

throughout the State. Each location offered the Basic Rider Course (beginner), Intermediate Rider Course, and Experienced Rider Course. In 2011 CONREP continued a pilot program offering an additional course targeting advanced and sport bike riders who are over represented in State crash data. To assure quality control, CONREP Quality Assurance Reporters monitored the program under the supervision of three chief instructors. In order to accommodate additional student demand, CONREP trained and certified ten new instructors. Preliminary data for 2011 indicates 6,043 students were enrolled in over 581 Connecticut Rider Education Program courses. Student tuition and motorcycle registration fees collected from Connecticut motorcyclists provided the majority of funding for the training program.

In January 2011 newly enacted state law requires motorcycle operator safety training for all new license applicants. CONREP experienced a substantial increase in students during the 2011 training season. CONREP trained over 6,000 students, a 20% increase from the previous year, largely in part to the new requirement. Providing public information and education materials that promote safety is an important component of the motorcycle safety program. Motorcycle organizations and several Connecticut motorcycle dealerships helped in this effort by distributing the materials. The materials included information on training course availability, safe riding gear, alcohol and/or drug impairment, safe riding tips, and motorist awareness of motorcycles. One popular item was the State motorcycle-specific map that incorporates NHTSA motorcycle safety educational information. CONREP was also represented and promoted at several grassroots events. Preliminary estimates indicate that over 10,000 Connecticut motorcyclists received NHTSA and State motorcycle safety education and rider impairment informational materials during this reporting period. CONREP previously used NHTSA funding to purchase two Safe Motorcyclist Awareness and Recognition Trainers (SMARTrainer) The SMARTrainer is an advanced, interactive instructional tool with standard motorcycle controls and realistic traffic situations. The SMARTrainer leads a rider through a computer simulated ride designed to develop and apply risk-management and crash avoidance strategies. Instructors received training on SMARTrainer procedures and instructional applications. This team conducted successful presentations at numerous grassroots events throughout the State. A total of 87 events took place over the course of the year, where over 2100 people participated in the SMARTrainer exercises. The largest event was in January at the Hartford Motorcycle Expo. CONREP used NHTSA funding to purchase 68 Suzuki TU250X motorcycles and 15 Yamaha Zuma scooters. These motorcycles and scooters are fuel injected and were necessary to keep up with the increasing student demand.

A successful statewide campaign, “Open the Throttle. Not the Bottle,” continued to address motorcycle rider impairment and the impact of alcohol, drugs, and

fatigue on riding ability. Funded by a NHTSA grant, the campaign was developed to increase awareness of the dangers of riding impaired, with a focus on fatal injuries, and to encourage safe motorcycle riding practices. The campaign Web site (www.ride4ever.org) contains impaired riding messages and includes downloadable ride maps, digital postcards, and articles. The site showed 26,000+ visits over the course of the year, with the bulk of them coming in the spring and summer. Partners in this Program include the American Motorcyclists Association, and the Connecticut Motorcycle Riders Association. The campaign continued throughout the year with public service announcements and campaign message events at motorcycle gatherings. CONREP received fifth year Section 2010 motorcycle safety funding from NHTSA. These funds were programmed to support the expansion of motorcycle rider training courses during 2011. This includes the addition of new motorcycles and other training equipment necessary to allow the program to offer more safety classes for novice riders. Additional funding will also be reserved to support our efforts to reduce rider impairment fatalities. During 2011, approximately $432,550 of federal funds ($250,950 of Sections 402, and $181,600 of Section 2010) and a combined $1,469,194 from both Connecticut’s Motorcycle Safety fund and CONREP course fees were spent to accomplish these activities.

http://www.ride4ever.org/

Graph 8 Graph 8 shows Connecticut’s Motorcyclist fatalities. Both the number of fatalities as well as un-helmeted fatalities are shown. There were 52 Motorcyclist fatalities in 2010, 36 of which were un-helmeted. The graph data has been updated to reflect current numbers and may not correspond with some previously reported data. 2011 HSP Goal(s): To decrease the number of fatalities below the five year average (2004-2008) of 51 by 10 percent to 46 by 2012. To decrease the number of un-helmeted fatalities below the five year average of 33 (2004-2008) to 25 by 2012.

Outcome: Both measures have fluctuated, but show a slight increase in their three-year moving averages over the reporting period. The three year moving average for motorcycle fatalities for 2008-2010 is 52 and the three year moving average for un-helmeted fatalities for the same period is 36.

**Please note that data in this Report is sourced from the preliminary 2010 Connecticut FARS file. The data will be updated again in accordance with NHTSA-FARS standards and changes may be reflected during this update.**

43

57

43

63

45

52

27

36

28

42

27

36

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Motorcyclist Fatalities Three Year Moving Average Unhelmeted Three Year Moving Average

Graph 9 Graph 9 shows Connecticut’s Motorcyclist fatalities with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) greater than zero. Over 40 percent of all fatality injured motorcyclists had a positive BAC in 2010. The graph data has been updated to reflect current numbers and may not correspond with some previously reported data. 2011 HSP Goal(s): To decrease the percentage of fatally injured motorcycle operators with BACs greater than 0.00 from 39.5 percent in 2008 to 30 percent in 2012.

Outcome: Both motorcycle fatalities and the percentage of motorcyclists killed with a positive BAC has increased over the reporting period.

**Please note that data in this Report is sourced from the preliminary 2010 Connecticut FARS file. The data will be updated again in accordance with NHTSA-FARS standards and changes may be reflected during this update.**

33%

28%

33%

35%38%

41%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Percentage of MC Operator Fatalities with BAC > 0% Three Year Moving Average

SECTION 2

COUNT OF COURSES & STUDENTS PER SITE

CONREP Count of Courses and Students per Site for: 03-Jan-1211

Sponsor

Site Location

BRC ERC IPW

BRC ERC IPW

Courses

Students Totals

IRC

IRC

IPA

IPA

ARC

ARC

TUNXIS COMM-TECH COLLEGE

ARMY ENGINE PLANT

56

511

Courses

Students

56

511

N WESTERN COMM COLLEGE

AIR NATIONAL GUARD

19 2

193 3

Courses

Students

27

22215

3 3

11

GATEWAY COMM COLLEGE

ELI WHITNEY TECH

18 2

196 16

Courses

Students

20

212


GATEWAY NR. HAVEN CAMPUS

53

632

Courses

Students

53

632

MANCHESTER COMM COLLEGE

MCC CAMPUS

30

356

Courses

Students

30

356


COMMUTER LOT BUCK HIL

21

249

Courses

Students

21

249

MSTC OF NEW ENGLAND

EXCALIBUR BOULEVARD

101 1

961 4

Courses

Students

105

992

3

27


UCONN TORRINGTON CAMPUS

14

163

Courses

Students

20

20730

3 3

14

NAUGATUCK VALLEY COMM COL

NAUGATUCK CAMPUS

67 2 1

759 16 16

Courses

Students

78

88695

8

QUINEBAUG VALLEY COLLEGE

GROTON AIRPORT

3

22

Courses

Students

3

22


LAKE HAYWARD RD COMMUTER LOT

16

155

Courses

Students

16

155


GRASSO TECH HIGH SCHOOL

19

177

Courses

Students

20

1869

1


KILLINGLY MEMORIAL SCHOOL

14

111

Courses

Students

14

111


NORWICH DOT DISTRICT 2

12

108

Courses

Students

12

108


FAIRFIELD COMMUTER LOT

15

167

Courses

Students

15

167


TUNXIS CAMPUS

88 3

992 35

Courses

Students

91

1027

546 10 1

5752 74 16

Total Courses

Total Students

581

6043

15

149

9

52

1REPORT NAME: Course and Student Count per Year

SECTION 3

STUDENT STATUS COUNT BY SITE & COURSE

Student Status Count by Site and Course for the Year: 04-Jan-12

11

Site Course Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPassTUNXIS COMM-TECH COLLEGEARMY ENGINE PLANT

511 1113 1022455BRC511 1113 1022455AEPTotal

N WESTERN COMM COLLEGEAIR NATIONAL GUARD

11 47ARC

193 59 212165BRC

3 3ERC

15 15IRC222 59 612190ANGTotal

GATEWAY COMM COLLEGEELI WHITNEY TECH

196 145 9168BRC

16 1114ERC212 156 9182GEWTotal

GATEWAY COMM COLLEGEGATEWAY NR. HAVEN CAMPUS

632 4135 730519BRC632 4135 730519GNHTotal

MANCHESTER COMM COLLEGEMCC CAMPUS

356 1912 120304BRC356 1912 120304MCCTotal

MANCHESTER COMM COLLEGECOMMUTER LOT BUCK HIL

249 1326 113196BRC249 1326 113196MCPTotal

MSTC OF NEW ENGLANDEXCALIBUR BOULEVARD

27 1422ARC

961 1831 1229871BRC

4 4ERC992 1831 1333897MSCTotal

N WESTERN COMM COLLEGEUCONN TORRINGTON CAMPUS

14 2 111ARC

1

Site Course Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPass

163 55 58140BRC

30 1 227IRC207 58 79178NUTTotal

NAUGATUCK VALLEY COMM COLNAUGATUCK CAMPUS

759 4118 930661BRC

16 16ERC

16 5 110IPW

95 12 21377IRC886 4720 1144764NVCTotal

QUINEBAUG VALLEY COLLEGEGROTON AIRPORT

22 2 119BRC22 2 119QAPTotal

QUINEBAUG VALLEY COLLEGELAKE HAYWARD RD COMMUTER LOT

155 74 67131BRC155 74 67131QCLTotal

QUINEBAUG VALLEY COLLEGEGRASSO TECH HIGH SCHOOL

177 17 98152BRC

9 18IRC186 17 99160QGTTotal

QUINEBAUG VALLEY COLLEGEKILLINGLY MEMORIAL SCHOOL

111 11109BRC111 11109QKMTotal

QUINEBAUG VALLEY COLLEGENORWICH DOT DISTRICT 2

108 23 4594BRC108 23 4594QNOTotal

TUNXIS COMM-TECH COLLEGEFAIRFIELD COMMUTER LOT

167 136 515128BRC167 136 515128TFXTotal

TUNXIS COMM-TECH COLLEGETUNXIS CAMPUS

992 3438 642872BRC

35 11 231ERC

2

Site Course Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPass1027 3539 644903TXCTotal

6043 233222 862735229Grand Total:

Summary of Course

REPORT NAME: STUDENT STATUS COUNT BY SITE AND COURSE

Course Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPassIRC 13 4127 14149IPW 510 116ERC 2268 274BRC 225215 774984 2515752ARC 2 540 552

3

SECTION 4

STATUS COUNT BY SITE & COURSE (BRC, ERC, IRC, IPW, ARC)

Status Count by Site and Course for the Year '11

CONREP Report

Course Sec and Sites Registered Attended DropFail IncompleteNo

Show Pass

1/4/2012


% of total students attended

511 1113 1022 455489

93.05% 2.66% 2.25% 2.04%4.31%AEPARMY ENGINE PLANT

511 1113 1022 455BRC% of total students attended

48993.05% 2.66% 2.25% 2.04%4.31%



222 59 612 190210

90.48% 4.29% 2.38% 2.86%5.41%ANGAIR NATIONAL GUARD

11 47ARC% of total students attended

1163.64% 36.36%


18191.16% 4.97% 2.76% 1.10%6.22%

3 3ERC% of total students attended

3100.00%

15 15IRC% of total students attended

15100.00%



212 1569 182203

89.66% 2.96% 7.39%4.25%GEWELI WHITNEY TECH

1REPORT NAME: sumstcrs


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1/4/2012

196 1459 168BRC% of total students attended

18789.84% 2.67% 7.49%4.59%


1687.50% 6.25% 6.25%



632 4135 730 519602

86.21% 5.81% 6.81% 1.16%4.75%GNHGATEWAY NR. HAVEN CAMPUS


60286.21% 5.81% 6.81% 1.16%4.75%



356 1912 120 304336

90.48% 3.57% 5.65% 0.30%5.62%MCCMCC CAMPUS


33690.48% 3.57% 5.65% 0.30%5.62%



249 1326 113 196236

83.05% 11.02% 5.51% 0.42%5.22%MCPCOMMUTER LOT BUCK HIL


23683.05% 11.02% 5.51% 0.42%5.22%

MSTC OF NEW ENGLAND


992 1831 1333 897959

93.53% 3.23% 1.88% 1.36%3.33%MSCEXCALIBUR BOULEVARD



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1/4/2012

27 14 22ARC% of total students attended

2395.65% 4.35%14.81%


93293.45% 3.33% 1.93% 1.29%3.02%


4100.00%



207 58 79 178198

89.90% 4.04% 2.53% 3.54%4.35%NUTUCONN TORRINGTON CAMPUS

14 21 11ARC% of total students attended

1384.62% 15.38%7.14%


15590.32% 3.23% 3.23% 3.23%4.91%

30 1 227IRC% of total students attended

3090.00% 3.33% 6.67%

NAUGATUCK VALLEY COMM COL


886 4720 1144 764842

90.74% 2.38% 5.58% 1.31%4.97%NVCNAUGATUCK CAMPUS


72990.67% 2.47% 5.62% 1.23%3.95%


16100.00%

16 51 10IPW% of total students attended

1566.67% 33.33%6.25%



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1/4/2012

95 12 213 77IRC% of total students attended

8293.90% 2.44% 1.22% 2.44%13.68%



22 21 1921

90.48% 9.52%4.55%QAPGROTON AIRPORT

22 21 19BRC% of total students attended

2190.48% 9.52%4.55%



155 74 67 131148

88.51% 2.70% 4.73% 4.05%4.52%QCLLAKE HAYWARD RD COMMUTER LOT


14888.51% 2.70% 4.73% 4.05%4.52%



186 17 99 160177

90.40% 3.95% 0.56% 5.08%4.84%QGTGRASSO TECH HIGH SCHOOL


16989.94% 4.14% 0.59% 5.33%4.52%

9 1 8IRC% of total students attended

8100.00%11.11%



111 11109111

98.20% 0.90% 0.90%QKMKILLINGLY MEMORIAL SCHOOL



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1/4/2012

111 11109BRC% of total students attended

11198.20% 0.90% 0.90%



108 23 45 94103

91.26% 2.91% 1.94% 3.88%4.63%QNONORWICH DOT DISTRICT 2


10391.26% 2.91% 1.94% 3.88%4.63%



167 136 515 128152

84.21% 3.95% 8.55% 3.29%8.98%TFXFAIRFIELD COMMUTER LOT


15284.21% 3.95% 8.55% 3.29%8.98%



1027 3539 644 903983

91.86% 3.97% 3.56% 0.61%4.28%TXCTUNXIS CAMPUS


95091.79% 4.00% 3.58% 0.63%4.23%

35 112 31ERC% of total students attended

3393.94% 3.03% 3.03%5.71%



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1/4/2012

6043 233222 86273 522990.62% 3.85% 4.04% 1.49%4.52%

Total for the Year% of total students attended

5770

IRC 13 4127Course Students% of Total Students

14 13514910.37% 94.07% 2.22% 0.74% 2.96%

IPW 510Course Students% of Total Students

1 15166.67% 66.67% 33.33%

ERC 2268Course Students% of Total Students

2 72742.78% 94.44% 2.78% 2.78%

BRC 225215 774984Course Students% of Total Students

251 550157524.56% 90.60% 3.91% 4.09% 1.40%

ARC 2 540Course Students% of Total Students

5 475210.64% 85.11% 4.26% 10.64%


SECTION 5

STUDENT STATUS COUNT BY SITE, COURSE & SEX

Student Status Count by Site, Course and Sex for the Year: 04-Jan-12

11

Site Course Students Sex Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPassTUNXIS COMM-TECH COLLEGEARMY ENGINE PLANT

BRCFEMALE 5 248105 86MALE 6 8185406 369

511 1113 1022455BRCTotal511 1113 1022455AEPTotal


ARCMALE 411 7

11 47ARCTotalBRC

FEMALE 4 15646 30MALE 1 173147 135

193 59 212165BRCTotalERC

MALE 3 33 3ERCTotal

IRCMALE 15 15

15 15IRCTotal222 59 612190ANGTotal


BRCFEMALE 4 4239 29MALE 10 53157 139


FEMALE 1 1MALE 1115 13

16 1114ERCTotal212 156 9182GEWTotal


BRCFEMALE 22 41019156 101

1REPORT NAME: Student Status Count by Site, Course Sex

Site Course Students Sex Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPassMALE 19 32016476 418

632 4135 730519BRCTotal632 4135 730519GNHTotal


BRCFEMALE 9 6692 71MALE 10 1146264 233

356 1912 120304BRCTotal356 1912 120304MCCTotal


BRCFEMALE 10 141778 46MALE 3 99171 150

249 1326 113196BRCTotal249 1326 113196MCPTotal


ARCFEMALE 2 2MALE 1425 20

27 1422ARCTotalBRC

FEMALE 13 6710160 124MALE 5 62221801 747


FEMALE 1 1MALE 3 3

4 4ERCTotal992 1831 1333897MSCTotal


ARCFEMALE 1 1MALE 1213 10

14 2 111ARCTotalBRC

FEMALE 4 33441 27


Site Course Students Sex Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPassMALE 1 251122 113

163 55 58140BRCTotalIRC


30 1 227IRCTotal207 58 79178NUTTotal


BRCFEMALE 18 3710181 143MALE 23 6238578 518



16 16ERCTotalIPW

FEMALE 13 2MALE 4 113 8

16 5 110IPWTotalIRC

FEMALE 25 3MALE 1 211290 74

95 12 21377IRCTotal886 4720 1144764NVCTotal


BRCFEMALE 12 1MALE 1120 18

22 2 119BRCTotal22 2 119QAPTotal


BRCFEMALE 3 32337 26MALE 4 351118 105

155 74 67131BRCTotal155 74 67131QCLTotal


Site Course Students Sex Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPassQUINEBAUG VALLEY COLLEGEGRASSO TECH HIGH SCHOOL

BRCFEMALE 1 41650 38MALE 571127 114

177 17 98152BRCTotalIRC

MALE 19 89 18IRCTotal

186 17 99160QGTTotal


BRCFEMALE 132 31MALE 179 78

111 11109BRCTotal111 11109QKMTotal


BRCFEMALE 2 21229 22MALE 24179 72

108 23 4594BRCTotal108 23 4594QNOTotal


BRCFEMALE 8 12437 22MALE 5 4132130 106

167 136 515128BRCTotal167 136 515128TFXTotal


BRCFEMALE 20 2417209 166MALE 14 43821783 706


FEMALE 5 5MALE 1 2130 26


Site Course Students Sex Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPass35 11 231ERCTotal

1027 3539 644903TXCTotal

6043 233222 862735229Grand Total:

Total Male/Female:Students Sex Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPass

FEMALE 5 5ARCFEMALE 1291 1035 101 82 47 26BRCFEMALE 14 7 1 1 2 3ERCFEMALE 1 1IPAFEMALE 5 2 2 1IPWFEMALE 5 5IRCMALE 32 28 1 1 2ARCMALE 3382 3057 71 89 133 32BRCMALE 92 73 2 1 14 2ERCMALE 14 14IPAMALE 12 7 2 2 1IPWMALE 32 32IRC


SECTION 6

COUNT OF STUDENTS TRAINED BY AGE GROUP

CONREP STUDENTAGE REPORT for 11

AEP

TUNXIS COMM-TECH COLLEGEARMY ENGINE PLANT

BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group88Ages 16 - 17

12 214Ages 18 - 19118 25143Ages 20 - 29121 26147Ages 30 - 3990 35125Ages 40 - 4946 1258Ages 50 - 5911 516Ages 60 and Over

511 406 105

Male Female

Total 511 406 105AEP

ANG


IRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group22Ages 16 - 1711Unknown55Ages 30 - 3944Ages 40 - 4933Ages 50 - 59

15 15ERC

Total Male FemaleAge Group22Ages 40 - 4911Ages 50 - 59

3 3BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group33Ages 16 - 1717 118Ages 18 - 1954 761Ages 20 - 2922 628Ages 30 - 3930 1242Ages 40 - 4914 1832Ages 50 - 597 29Ages 60 and Over

193 147 46ARC

Total Male FemaleAge Group11Ages 20 - 2944Ages 40 - 4944Ages 50 - 5922Ages 60 and Over

11 11

Male Female

Total 222 176 46ANG

GEW


ERC

Total Male FemaleAge Group11Unknown22Ages 30 - 392 13Ages 40 - 4988Ages 50 - 5922Ages 60 and Over

16 15 1BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group11Unknown

2 24Ages 16 - 178 19Ages 18 - 19

71 1485Ages 20 - 2930 838Ages 30 - 3928 836Ages 40 - 4911 516Ages 50 - 5977Ages 60 and Over

196 157 39

Male Female

Total 212 172 40GEW


GNH


BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group1 23Unknown4 26Ages 16 - 17

22 628Ages 18 - 19200 54254Ages 20 - 2998 31129Ages 30 - 3984 36120Ages 40 - 4950 2272Ages 50 - 5917 320Ages 60 and Over

632 476 156

Male Female

Total 632 476 156GNH

MCC


BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group5 16Ages 16 - 1710 515Ages 18 - 19

137 32169Ages 20 - 2962 2183Ages 30 - 3924 2448Ages 40 - 4920 828Ages 50 - 596 17Ages 60 and Over

356 264 92

Male Female

Total 356 264 92MCC

MCP


BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group55Ages 16 - 17

2020Ages 18 - 1961 3091Ages 20 - 2932 1648Ages 30 - 3932 2153Ages 40 - 4918 1028Ages 50 - 593 14Ages 60 and Over

249 171 78

Male Female

Total 249 171 78MCP


MSC


ERC

Total Male FemaleAge Group11Ages 20 - 291 12Ages 50 - 5911Ages 60 and Over

4 3 1BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group17 219Ages 16 - 1765 873Ages 18 - 19336 44380Ages 20 - 29157 34191Ages 30 - 39136 49185Ages 40 - 4964 2387Ages 50 - 592626Ages 60 and Over

961 801 160ARC

Total Male FemaleAge Group11Ages 20 - 294 15Ages 30 - 3966Ages 40 - 49

10 111Ages 50 - 5944Ages 60 and Over

27 25 2

Male Female

Total 992 829 163MSC

NUT


IRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group11Ages 18 - 1910 212Ages 20 - 2955Ages 30 - 398 19Ages 40 - 4933Ages 50 - 59

30 27 3BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group22Ages 16 - 1722Ages 18 - 1955 661Ages 20 - 2923 932Ages 30 - 3920 1535Ages 40 - 4917 1128Ages 50 - 5933Ages 60 and Over

163 122 41ARC

Total Male FemaleAge Group44Ages 40 - 495 16Ages 50 - 5944Ages 60 and Over

14 13 1

Male Female

Total 207 162 45NUT

NVC


IRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group33Ages 16 - 1777Ages 18 - 19

3333Ages 20 - 291010Ages 30 - 3920 525Ages 40 - 491313Ages 50 - 5944Ages 60 and Over

95 90 5IPW

Total Male FemaleAge Group11Ages 20 - 2911Ages 30 - 395 27Ages 40 - 495 16Ages 50 - 5911Ages 60 and Over

16 13 3ERC

Total Male FemaleAge Group1 12Ages 20 - 2944Ages 40 - 495 16Ages 50 - 5944Ages 60 and Over

16 14 2BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group1111Ages 16 - 1739 342Ages 18 - 19247 63310Ages 20 - 29107 39146Ages 30 - 3993 56149Ages 40 - 4961 1980Ages 50 - 5920 121Ages 60 and Over

759 578 181


Male Female

Total 886 695 191NVC QAP


BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group22Ages 16 - 1711Ages 18 - 1999Unknown11Ages 30 - 3933Ages 40 - 494 26Ages 50 - 59

22 20 2

Male Female

Total 22 20 2QAP

QCL


BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group22Ages 16 - 179 211Ages 18 - 19


155 118 37

Male Female

Total 155 118 37QCL


QGT

QUINEBAUG VALLEY COLLEGEGRASSO TECH HIGH SCHOOL

IRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group11Ages 18 - 1944Ages 20 - 2933Ages 40 - 4911Ages 50 - 59

9 9BRC



177 127 50

Male Female

Total 186 136 50QGT

QKM


BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group22Ages 16 - 175 38Ages 18 - 1932 638Ages 20 - 2912 315Ages 30 - 3910 1121Ages 40 - 4914 923Ages 50 - 5944Ages 60 and Over

111 79 32

Male Female

Total 111 79 32QKM

QNO


BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group5 27Ages 18 - 19


108 79 29

Male Female

Total 108 79 29QNO


TFX


BRC


41 1253Ages 20 - 2929 433Ages 30 - 3931 1344Ages 40 - 4914 620Ages 50 - 5966Ages 60 and Over

167 130 37

Male Female

Total 167 130 37TFX

TXC


ERC

Total Male FemaleAge Group33Unknown33Ages 20 - 2911Ages 30 - 3910 313Ages 40 - 499 110Ages 50 - 594 15Ages 60 and Over

35 30 5BRC

Total Male FemaleAge Group11Unknown7 29Ages 16 - 1759 1473Ages 18 - 19


992 783 209

Male Female

Total 1027 813 214TXC


REPORT NAME: Age Report by Site, Course and Sex (Must run query Accurate Age to update the data)

Totals for Age GroupCOURSE AGE GROUP TOTAL MALE FEMALE

Ages 20 - 29 2 2ARCAges 30 - 39 5 4 1ARCAges 40 - 49 14 14ARCAges 50 - 59 21 19 2ARCAges 60 and Over 10 10ARCAges 16 - 17 86 75 11BRCAges 18 - 19 333 284 49BRCAges 20 - 29 2034 1692 342BRCAges 30 - 39 1157 898 259BRCAges 40 - 49 1149 777 372BRCAges 50 - 59 660 458 202BRCAges 60 and Over 181 157 24BRCUnknown 152 117 35BRCAges 20 - 29 5 4 1ERCAges 30 - 39 3 3ERCAges 40 - 49 22 18 4ERCAges 50 - 59 27 24 3ERCAges 60 and Over 12 11 1ERCUnknown 5 5ERCAges 20 - 29 1 1IPWAges 30 - 39 1 1IPWAges 40 - 49 7 5 2IPWAges 50 - 59 6 5 1IPWAges 60 and Over 1 1IPWAges 16 - 17 5 5IRCAges 18 - 19 9 9IRCAges 20 - 29 43 41 2IRCAges 30 - 39 20 20IRCAges 40 - 49 41 35 6IRCAges 50 - 59 20 20IRCAges 60 and Over 4 4IRCUnknown 7 7IRC

SECTION 7

GRAPHICAL DATA

STUDENT NOVICE REGISTRATION

STUDENT EXPERIENCED REGISTRATION

STUDENT REGISTRATION FOR BRC, ERC, IRC, IPW

BASIC RIDER COURSE AGE GROUP

3203

40724363

52575588

59096315

49664676

5752

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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YEARS

NOVICE REGISTRATIONS

222205 205 209

139

190

150 157

106

74

0

50

100

150

200

250

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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YEARS

ERC REGISTRATIONS

BRC93.98%

ERC1.72%

IRC2.58%

IPW0.17%

IPA0.00%

ARC1.55%

TOTAL REGISTERED 2011

75

284

1692

898

777

458

157

0

117

11 49

342259

372

202

24 0 350

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

1800

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AGE GROUP

BASIC RIDER COURSE AGE GROUP 2011

MALE

FEMALE

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