POINT BY POINT COMPARISON

           Cars these days are equipped with a multitude of safety features but they have massive blind spots that are the cause of many accidents. Motorcycles provide complete visibility, making them less likely to cause a crash. The media sometimes says that the EPA of a car is efficient at 30mpg, but motorcycles could get 70mpg back in the 1960s, using technology that was far from advanced. The "ride" of a motorcycle is often described as liberating and thoroughly enjoyable. Cars are crammed full of features that supposedly improve the comfort and enjoyment of the drive, but these features just distract you from the mind numbing boredom of being trapped in a cage. Motorcycles rarely get stuck in traffic since they can filter through the surprisingly large spaces in between the stopped cars...

BLOCK FORMAT OF COMPARISON

            Although fewer people drive cars than motorcycles, motorcycles come out on top. Cars these days are equipped with a multitude of safety features; however, their massive blind spots are often the cause of accidents. The EPA of cars is rated at 30 mpg but this is inefficient. Cars are being crammed full of features to supposedly improve the comfort and enjoyment of the drive, but these features are meant to distract you from the mind numbing boredom of being trapped in a cage. Even the word drive, by definition, makes riding in a car seem like a chore.

            In contrast, motorcycles provide complete visibility, causing them to be much less likely to cause a crash. Have you ever heard of a motorcycle crashing into another motorcycle?  Also, motorcycles could get 70mpg back in the 1960s, using technology that was far from advanced. The ride on a two wheeled vehicle is often described as liberating and thoroughly enjoyable. Unlike cars, motorcycles rarely get stuck in traffic since they can manoeuvre through the surprisingly large spaces in between stopped cars. If you are thinking of buying a vehicle, remember that motorcycles offer less than cars.