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CONNECTICUT

RIDER EDUCATION

PROGRAM

2015

Motorcycle Safety Report

Connecticut Department of Transportation

Highway Safety Office

P.O. Box 317546

2800 Berlin Turnpike

Newington, CT 06131-7546

SECTIONS

SECTION 1: 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, 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 2015 MOTORCYCLE SAFETY OVERVIEW

Motorcycle Safety

Performance Goals:

To decrease the number of un‐helmeted fatalities below the five year (2008‐2012) moving average of 31 in 2012 by 5 percent to a five year (2012‐2016) projected moving average of 29 in 2016. To decrease the number of fatalities below the five year (2008‐2012) moving average of 49 in 2012 by 5 percent to a five year (2012‐2016) projected moving average of 46 in 2016. To decrease the percentage of fatally injured motorcycle operators with BACs greater than 0.00 below the five year (2008‐2012) moving average of 41 percent in 2012 by 5 percent to a five year (2012‐2016) projected moving average of 39 percent in 2016.

The following activities took place as part of the Motorcycle Safety program to meet the above

goals/targets. The target(s) was/were met/not met for the following reasons:

The general goal of Connecticut’s Motorcycle Safety Program is to reduce the number of

injuries and deaths among motorcycle operators and passengers. The latest available data from

2014 indicates that the three year moving average of un‐helmeted fatali es is 26. During the

same me period, the three year moving average for fatali es was 51. Un‐helmeted fatali es

over the last three years have shown an increase while overall motorcycle fatali es has

increased slightly in rela on to total fatali es at 21 percent (54 out of 250). Data also indicates

that in 2014, 30 percent of the fatali es tested had a BAC greater than 0.00. The Connec cut

Rider Educa on Program (CONREP) is the state’s primary countermeasure to combat death and

serious injury.

List any follow up action that will be taken to achieve targets in the future:

These goals will be achieved by continuing existing, and working toward expanding, motorcycle rider education programs, specifically the CONREP (Connecticut Rider Education Program). Addressing attitudes and operational skills through a targeted media campaign, including promoting helmet use by all riders (not just those young riders currently covered under existing law), and including motorcyclists in the planned emphasis on reducing impaired driving. The summary of Motorcycle Safety program activity for the 2015 Federal Fiscal Year is listed below:

Activities:

Project Title: Motorcycle Safety Program Administration Administrative Oversight: Department of Transportation, Highway Safety Office Staff Person: Nicholas Just This task included the coordination of activities and projects outlined in the motorcycle safety program area, statewide coordination of program activities, development and facilitation of public information and education projects, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the Transportation Principal Safety Program Coordinator and the NHTSA Region 1 Office. Served as a direct line of communication between the HSO and Community College system that administers the CONREP, including assisting in annual activity proposals and voucher reimbursement. This task and associated project was specifically meant for in‐house management of the motorcycle safety program. Funding was provided for personnel, employee‐related expenses, overtime, professional and outside services including facilities and support services for the required annual instructor update. Technical assistance and Rider Coach Trainer services were provided to update the CONREP to the newest MSF curriculum as well as institute a 3‐wheel training program. This project included travel to the in‐state training facilities for project monitoring, requests for support and out‐of‐state travel to the annual State Motorcycle Safety Administrators Summit in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Project Title: Connecticut Rider Education Program (Training) Administration Administrative Oversight: Department of Transportation, Highway Safety Office Staff Person: Nicholas Just Rider training is the primary countermeasure applied to reaching the performance goal of decreasing the total number of motorcycle fatalities and decreasing the number of un‐helmeted fatalities. During Fiscal Year 2015, DOT’s Connecticut Rider Education Program (CONREP) continued motorcycle rider training at 14 sites locations throughout the state. Each location offered the Basic Rider Course (beginner) including scooters, intermediate Rider Course, and Experienced Rider Course. In 2015 CONREP continued a pilot program offering an additional course targeting advanced and sport bike riders, the Advanced Rider Course (ARC). Preliminary data for 2015 indicates that 4997 students were enrolled in 489 Connecticut Rider Education Program Courses. This task provided for the oversight of the CONREP in the following

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Graph 1 Graph 1 shows Connecticut’s motorcyclist fatalities. Both the number of fatalities as well as unhelmeted fatalities are shown. There were 54 motorcyclist fatalities in 2014, 31 of which were unhelmeted. The graph data has been updated to reflect current numbers and may not correspond with some previously reported data. 2015 HSP Goal(s): To decrease the number of motorcyclist fatalities below the five year (2008-2012) moving average of 49 in 2012 by 5 percent to a five year (2012-2016) projected moving average of 46 in 2016. To decrease the number of un-helmeted fatalities below the five year (2008-2012) moving average of 31 in 2012 by 5 percent to a five year (2012-2016) projected moving average of 29 in 2016.

Outcome: Both measures have fluctuated over the reporting period but show a slight decrease in their five-year moving averages. The five-year moving average for motorcycle fatalities for 2010-2014 is 50 and the five-year moving average for unhelmeted fatalities for the same period is 28.

**Please note that data in this Report is sourced from the preliminary 2014 Connecticut FARS Annual Report file. The data will be updated again in accordance with NHTSA-FARS standards and changes may be reflected during this update.**

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Motorcyclist Fatalities Five Year Moving Average Unhelmeted Five Year Moving Average

Graph 2 Graph 2 shows Connecticut’s motorcyclist fatalities with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) greater than zero; 11* percent of all fatally injured motorcyclists had a positive BAC in 2013*. The graph data has been updated to reflect current numbers and may not correspond with some previously reported data. 2014 HSP Goal(s): To decrease the percentage of fatally injured motorcycle operators with BACs greater than 0.00 below the three year (2009-2011) moving average of 42 percent in 2010 by 5 percent to a three year (2013-2015) projected moving average of 40 percent in 2015.

Outcome: *The preliminary value of 11% is under-reporting the number of motorcycle operators killed with a BAC greater than zero . This number is expected to increase as FARS cases are finalized The 2012 value of 29% is likely to increase as well.

**Please note that data in this Report is sourced from the preliminary 2013 Connecticut FARS Annual Report file. The data will be updated again in accordance with NHTSA-FARS standards and changes may be reflected during this update.**

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30%

35%

40%

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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

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: 29-Dec-1515

Sponsor

Site Location

BRC ERC IPW

BRC ERC IPW

Courses

Students Totals

IRC

IRC

ARC

ARC

BRU

BRU

TCP

TCP

3BR

3BR

TUNXIS COMM-TECH COLLEGE

ARMY ENGINE PLANT

32

249

Courses

Students

49

313

17

64


AIR NATIONAL GUARD

14

168

Courses

Students

16

192

2

24

GATEWAY COMM COLLEGE

GATEWAY NR. HAVEN CAMPUS

10 1 1

110 12 7

Courses

Students

60

654

36

423

9

81

3

21

MANCHESTER COMM COLLEGE

MCC CAMPUS

15

172

Courses

Students

24

277

9

105


COMMUTER LOT BUCK HIL

7

85

Courses

Students

11

132

4

47

MSTC OF NEW ENGLAND

EXCALIBUR BOULEVARD

97 2

910 10

Courses

Students

100

927

1

7

NAUGATUCK VALLEY COMM COLLEGE

NAUGATUCK CAMPUS

26 2

311 19

Courses

Students

82

94477

8 46

537

QUINEBAUG VALLEY COLLEGE

GROTON AIRPORT

9

62

Courses

Students

12

85

3

23


LAKE HAYWARD RD COMMUTER LOT

13

122

Courses

Students

15

143

2

21


GRASSO TECH HIGH SCHOOL

6

61

Courses

Students

6

61


KILLINGLY MEMORIAL SCHOOL

6

44

Courses

Students

6

44


NORWICH DOT DISTRICT 2

7

72

Courses

Students

8

78

1

6


FAIRFIELD COMMUTER LOT

14

169

Courses

Students

29

350

15

181


TUNXIS CAMPUS

69 1

779 6

Courses

Students

71

797

1

12

325 6 1

3314 47 7

Total Courses

Total Students

489

4997

8

77

1

7

136

1443

9

81

3

21

1REPORT NAME: Course and Student Count per Site per Year

SECTION 3

STUDENT STATUS COUNT BY SITE & COURSE

Student Status Count by Site and Course for the Year:

19-Jan-16

15

Site Course Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPass


ARMY ENGINE PLANT

249 57 820209BRC

64 4 2652BRU

313 511 1026261AEPTotal


AIR NATIONAL GUARD

168 711 310137BRC

24 22 218BRU

192 913 312155ANGTotal

GATEWAY COMM COLLEGE GATEWAY N. HAVEN CAMPUS

21 31 13133BR

110 38 1692BRC

423 3738 313332BRU

12 210ERC

7 7IPW

81 3 177TCP

654 4647 525531GNHTotal


MCC CAMPUS

172 68 21155BRC

105 105 2385BRU

277 1613 44240MCCTotal

MANCHESTER COMM COLLEGE COMMUTER LOT BUCKLAND

HILLS 85 63 2272BRC

47 41 240BRU

132 104 24112MCPTotal

MSTC OF NEW ENGLAND

EXCALIBUR BOULEVARD

7ARC

910 1816 439833BRC

10 114ERC

927 1816 540837MSCTotal

1



NAUGATUCK CAMPUS

311 1717 10267BRC

537 3041 128437BRU

19 11 116ERC

77 473IRC

944 4859 143793NVCTotal


GROTON AIRPORT

62 4 1552BRC

23 1 220BRU

85 5 1772QAPTotal



122 32 39105BRC

21 11 514BRU

143 43 314119QCLTotal



61 11 257BRC

61 11 257QGTTotal



44 1 142BRC

44 1 142QKMTotal



72 32 1165BRC

6 6BRU

78 32 1171QNOTotal



169 14 413138BRC

181 817 418134BRU

350 831 831272TFXTotal


TUNXIS CAMPUS

779 2741 743661BRC

12 138BRU

2


6 15ERC

797 2844 744674TXCTotal

4997 202244 512534236Grand Total:

Summary of Course

REPORT NAME: STUDENT STATUS COUNT BY SITE AND COURSE

Course Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPass

TCP 377 181

IRC 73 477

IPW 77

ERC 11 135 543

BRU 94112 121146 791443

BRC 101130 372885 1613314

ARC 0

3BR 31 113 321

3

SECTION 4

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

TCP, 3BR)

Status Count by Site and Course for the Year '15

CONREP Report

Course Sec and Sites Registered Attended DropFail IncompleteNo

Show Pass

1/19/2016


% of total students attended

313 511 1026 261287

90.94% 3.83% 1.74% 3.48%8.31%

AEP

ARMY ENGINE PLANT

249 57 820 209BRC

% of total students attended229

91.27% 3.06% 2.18% 3.49%8.03%

64 4 26 52BRU


89.66% 6.90% 3.45%9.38%



192 913 312 155180

86.11% 7.22% 5.00% 1.67%6.25%

ANG

AIR NATIONAL GUARD

168 711 310 137BRC


86.71% 6.96% 4.43% 1.90%5.95%

24 222 18BRU


81.82% 9.09% 9.09%8.33%



654 4647 525 531629

84.42% 7.47% 7.31% 0.79%3.82%

GNH


21 31 13 133BR


72.22% 5.56% 16.67% 5.56%14.29%

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1/19/2016

110 38 16 92BRC


88.46% 7.69% 2.88% 0.96%5.45%

423 3738 313 332BRU


80.98% 9.27% 9.02% 0.73%3.07%

12 2 10ERC


100.00%16.67%

7 7IPW


100.00%

81 31 77TCP


96.25% 3.75%1.23%



277 1613 44 240273

87.91% 4.76% 5.86% 1.47%1.44%

MCC

MCC CAMPUS

172 68 21 155BRC


90.64% 4.68% 3.51% 1.17%0.58%

105 105 23 85BRU


83.33% 4.90% 9.80% 1.96%2.86%



132 104 24 112128

87.50% 3.13% 7.81% 1.56%3.03%

MCP


85 63 22 72BRC


86.75% 3.61% 7.23% 2.41%2.35%

47 412 40BRU


88.89% 2.22% 8.89%4.26%



Show Pass

1/19/2016

MSTC OF NEW ENGLAND


927 1816 540 837876

94.36% 1.80% 2.03% 0.56%4.31%

MSC

EXCALIBUR BOULEVARD

7ARC


910 1816 439 833BRC


95.64% 1.84% 2.07% 0.46%4.29%

10 11 4ERC


44.44% 11.11%10.00%



944 4859 143 793901

88.01% 6.55% 5.33% 0.11%4.56%

NVC

NAUGATUCK CAMPUS

311 171710 267BRC


88.70% 5.65% 5.65%3.22%

537 3041 128 437BRU


85.85% 8.06% 5.89% 0.20%5.21%

19 111 16ERC


88.89% 5.56% 5.56%5.26%

77 4 73IRC


100.00%5.19%



85 5 17 7278

92.31% 6.41% 1.28%8.24%

QAP

GROTON AIRPORT



Show Pass

1/19/2016

62 4 15 52BRC


91.23% 7.02% 1.75%8.06%

23 12 20BRU


95.24% 4.76%8.70%



143 43 314 119129

92.25% 2.33% 3.10% 2.33%9.79%

QCL


122 32 39 105BRC


92.92% 1.77% 2.65% 2.65%7.38%

21 115 14BRU


87.50% 6.25% 6.25%23.81%



61 112 5759

96.61% 1.69% 1.69%3.28%

QGT


61 112 57BRC


96.61% 1.69% 1.69%3.28%



44 1 14244

95.45% 2.27% 2.27%

QKM


44 1 142BRC


95.45% 2.27% 2.27%



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1/19/2016



78 32 11 7177

92.21% 2.60% 3.90% 1.30%1.28%

QNO


72 32 11 65BRC


91.55% 2.82% 4.23% 1.41%1.39%

6 6BRU


100.00%



350 831 831 272319

85.27% 9.72% 2.51% 2.51%8.86%

TFX


169 14 413 138BRC


88.46% 8.97% 2.56%7.69%

181 817 418 134BRU


82.21% 10.43% 4.91% 2.45%9.94%



797 2844 744 674753

89.51% 5.84% 3.72% 0.93%5.52%

TXC

TUNXIS CAMPUS

779 2741 743 661BRC


89.81% 5.57% 3.67% 0.95%5.52%

12 138BRU


66.67% 25.00% 8.33%

6 1 5ERC


100.00%16.67%



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1/19/2016

4997 202244 51253 4236

89.29% 5.14% 4.26% 1.08%5.06%

Total for the Year


TCP 377Course Students

% of Total Students

1 8081

1.25% 96.25% 3.75%

IRC 73Course Students

% of Total Students

4 7377

5.48% 100.00%

IPW 7Course Students

% of Total Students

77

100.00%

ERC 11 135Course Students

% of Total Students

5 3843

13.16% 92.11% 2.63% 2.63% 2.63%

BRU 94112 121146Course Students

% of Total Students

79 13641443

5.79% 84.02% 8.21% 6.89% 0.88%

BRC 101130 372885Course Students

% of Total Students

161 31533314

5.11% 91.50% 4.12% 3.20% 1.17%

ARC Course Students

% of Total Students

00

3BR 31 113Course Students

% of Total Students

3 1821

16.67% 72.22% 5.56% 16.67% 5.56%


SECTION 5

STUDENT STATUS COUNT BY SITE, COURSE & SEX

Student Status Count by Site, Course and Sex for the Year: 19-Jan-16

15

Site Course Students Sex Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPass


ARMY ENGINE PLANT

BRC

FEMALE 3 52341 28

MALE 2 3184208 181

249 57 820209BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 229 5

MALE 24255 47

64 4 2652BRUTotal

313 511 1026261AEPTotal


AIR NATIONAL GUARD

BRC

FEMALE 4 11535 24

MALE 3 296133 113

168 711 310137BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 115 3

MALE 2 1119 15

24 22 218BRUTotal

192 913 312155ANGTotal



3BR

FEMALE 113 12

MALE 3 318 1

21 31 13133BRTotal

BRC

FEMALE 1420 15

MALE 2 16490 77

110 38 1692BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 22 32186 40

MALE 15 31017337 292

423 3738 313332BRUTotal

ERC

MALE 212 10

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


12 210ERCTotal

IPW

FEMALE 1 1

MALE 6 6

7 7IPWTotal

TCP

Female 18 7

MALE 2 173 70

81 3 177TCPTotal

654 4647 525531GNHTotal


MCC CAMPUS

BRC

FEMALE 3 1636 26

MALE 3 112136 129

172 68 21155BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 5 2324 14

MALE 5 21281 71

105 105 2385BRUTotal

277 1613 44240MCCTotal



BRC

FEMALE 6 2224 14

MALE 2161 58

85 63 2272BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 3 117 2

MALE 1 140 38

47 41 240BRUTotal

132 104 24112MCPTotal

MSTC OF NEW ENGLAND

EXCALIBUR BOULEVARD

ARC

MALE 7

7ARCTotal

BRC

FEMALE 8 1110128 99

MALE 10 4286782 734



910 1816 439833BRCTotal

ERC

FEMALE 13 2

MALE 17 2

10 114ERCTotal

927 1816 540837MSCTotal


NAUGATUCK CAMPUS

BRC

FEMALE 121177 54

MALE 5 106234 213

311 1717 10267BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 17 1313108 74

MALE 13 2528429 363

537 3041 128437BRUTotal

ERC

FEMALE 2 2

MALE 1 1117 14

19 11 116ERCTotal

IRC

FEMALE 7 7

MALE 470 66

77 473IRCTotal

944 4859 143793NVCTotal


GROTON AIRPORT

BRC

FEMALE 2 117 14

MALE 2 1445 38

62 4 1552BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 14 3

MALE 219 17

23 1 220BRUTotal

85 5 1772QAPTotal



BRC

FEMALE 1 1118 15



MALE 2 291104 90

122 32 39105BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 11

MALE 5120 14

21 11 514BRUTotal

143 43 314119QCLTotal



BRC

FEMALE 9 9

MALE 1 2152 48

61 11 257BRCTotal

61 11 257QGTTotal



BRC

FEMALE 111 10

MALE 133 32

44 1 142BRCTotal

44 1 142QKMTotal



BRC

FEMALE 1 117 4

MALE 2 1165 61

72 32 1165BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 1 1

MALE 5 5

6 6BRUTotal

78 32 1171QNOTotal



BRC

FEMALE 21933 21

MALE 2125136 117

169 14 413138BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 3 23636 22



MALE 5 21511145 112

181 817 418134BRUTotal

350 831 831272TFXTotal


TUNXIS CAMPUS

BRC

FEMALE 10 21121173 129

MALE 17 53220606 532

779 2741 743661BRCTotal

BRU

FEMALE 112

MALE 210 8

12 138BRUTotal

ERC

FEMALE 2 2

MALE 14 3

6 15ERCTotal

797 2844 744674TXCTotal

4997 202244 512534236Grand Total:

Total Male/Female:

Students Sex Total DropFail IncompleteNo ShowPass

FEMALE 1 1ARC

1000 794 70 86 37 13BRC

10 8 2ERC

4 4IRC

MALE 13 12 1ARC

3924 3607 77 73 145 22BRC

32 28 1 3ERC

73 65 1 6 1IRC


SECTION 6

COUNT OF STUDENTS TRAINED BY AGE GROUP

CONREP STUDENT

AGE REPORT for 15

AEP


ARMY ENGINE PLANT

BRU

Total Male FemaleAge Group

22Ages 16 - 17

22Ages 18 - 19

14 418Ages 29 - 39

5 38Ages 29 - 39

22 123Ages 40 - 49

6 17Ages 50 - 59

44Ages 60 and Over

64 55 9

BRC


33Unknown

6 17Ages 18 - 19

97 14111Ages 20 - 28

43 1255Ages 29 - 39

26 531Ages 40 - 49

25 732Ages 50 - 59

8 210Ages 60 and Over

249 208 41

Male Female

Total 313 263 50AEP

ANG


AIR NATIONAL GUARD

BRU


2 13Ages 18 - 19

8 311Ages 20 - 28

11Ages 29 - 39

5 16Ages 40 - 49

22Ages 50 - 59

11Ages 60 and Over

24 19 5

BRC


33Ages 16 - 17

9 312Ages 18 - 19

63 770Ages 20 - 28

30 1141Ages 29 - 39

17 623Ages 40 - 49

7 512Ages 50 - 59


168 133 35

Male Female

Total 192 152 40ANG

GNH



TCP


11Ages 29 - 39

44Ages 29 - 39

20 222Ages 40 - 49

21 526Ages 50 - 59


81 73 8

IPW


22Ages 20 - 28

22Ages 40 - 49

1 12Ages 50 - 59

11Ages 60 and Over

7 6 1

ERC


11Ages 29 - 39

11Ages 40 - 49

33Ages 50 - 59

77Ages 60 and Over

12 12

BRU


33Unknown

22Under 16

11Ages 16 - 17

20 121Ages 18 - 19

136 28164Ages 20 - 28

68 1987Ages 29 - 39

52 1769Ages 40 - 49

39 1655Ages 50 - 59


423 337 86

CONREP STUDENT

AGE REPORT for 15

BRC


22Unknown

7 18Ages 18 - 19

38 846Ages 20 - 28

16 521Ages 29 - 39

13 316Ages 40 - 49

12 315Ages 50 - 59

22Ages 60 and Over

110 90 20

3BR


33Ages 20 - 28

22Ages 29 - 39

2 57Ages 40 - 49

2 46Ages 50 - 59


21 8 13

Male Female

Total 654 526 128GNH

MCC


MCC CAMPUS

BRU


4 15Ages 18 - 19

39 948Ages 20 - 28

17 724Ages 29 - 39

9 514Ages 40 - 49

7 29Ages 50 - 59

55Ages 60 and Over

105 81 24

BRC


1111Ages 18 - 19

55 863Ages 20 - 28

23 1336Ages 29 - 39

32 739Ages 40 - 49

14 822Ages 50 - 59

11Ages 60 and Over

172 136 36

Male Female

Total 277 217 60MCC

MCP



BRU


3 14Ages 18 - 19

17 118Ages 20 - 28

7 29Ages 29 - 39

5 27Ages 40 - 49

8 19Ages 50 - 59

47 40 7

BRC


5 16Ages 18 - 19

23 730Ages 29 - 39

13 417Ages 29 - 39

15 823Ages 40 - 49

4 48Ages 50 - 59

11Ages 60 and Over

85 61 24

Male Female

Total 132 101 31MCP

CONREP STUDENT

AGE REPORT for 15

MSC

MSTC OF NEW ENGLAND

EXCALIBUR BOULEVARD

ERC


44Unknown

2 35Ages 40 - 49

11Ages 50 - 59

10 7 3

BRC


11Unknown

22 224Ages 16 - 17

85 691Ages 18 - 19

351 44395Ages 20 - 28

146 33179Ages 29 - 39

108 23131Ages 40 - 49

58 1674Ages 50 - 59


922 794 128

ARC


77Unknown

7 7

Male Female

Total 939 808 131MSC

NVC


NAUGATUCK CAMPUS

IRC


11Ages 16 - 17

11Ages 18 - 19

29 130Ages 20 - 28

16 218Ages 29 - 39

13 316Ages 40 - 49

99Ages 50 - 59

22Ages 60 and Over

77 70 7

ERC


11Ages 20 - 28

2 13Ages 29 - 39

77Ages 40 - 49

4 15Ages 50 - 59

33Ages 60 and Over

19 17 2

BRU


1010Ages 16 - 17

25 328Ages 18 - 19

182 36218Ages 20 - 28

83 1598Ages 29 - 39

67 3198Ages 40 - 49

48 2371Ages 50 - 59

1414Ages 60 and Over

537 429 108

BRC


5 16Ages 16 - 17

11 415Ages 18 - 19

96 31127Ages 20 - 28

40 1050Ages 29 - 39

51 1768Ages 40 - 49

26 1036Ages 50 - 59


311 234 77

Male Female

Total 944 750 194NVC

CONREP STUDENT

AGE REPORT for 15

QAP


GROTON AIRPORT

BRU


11Ages 16 - 17

11Ages 18 - 19

88Ages 20 - 28

44Ages 29 - 39

3 25Ages 40 - 49

22Ages 50 - 59

22Ages 60 and Over

23 19 4

BRC


33Ages 16 - 17

44Ages 18 - 19

18 927Ages 20 - 28

7 512Ages 29 - 39

4 26Ages 40 - 49

8 19Ages 50 - 59

11Ages 60 and Over

62 45 17

Male Female

Total 85 64 21QAP

QCL



BRU


22Ages 18 - 19

77Ages 20 - 28

44Ages 29 - 39

4 15Ages 40 - 49

33Ages 50 - 59

21 20 1

BRC


22Ages 16 - 17

1313Ages 18 - 19

44 852Ages 20 - 28

17 219Ages 29 - 39

13 417Ages 40 - 49

12 416Ages 50 - 59

33Ages 60 and Over

122 104 18

Male Female

Total 143 124 19QCL

QGT



BRC


11Ages 16 - 17

33Ages 18 - 19

23 326Ages 20 - 28

12 113Ages 29 - 39

7 310Ages 40 - 49

5 27Ages 50 - 59

11Ages 60 and Over

61 52 9

Male Female

Total 61 52 9QGT

CONREP STUDENT

AGE REPORT for 15

QKM



BRC


3 14Ages 18 - 19

10 414Ages 20 - 28

5 27Ages 29 - 39

11 314Ages 40 - 49

3 14Ages 50 - 59

11Ages 60 and Over

44 33 11

Male Female

Total 44 33 11QKM

QNO



BRU


11Unknown

22Ages 20 - 28

11Ages 40 - 49

22Ages 50 - 59

6 5 1

BRC


11Unknown

11Ages 16 - 17

44Ages 18 - 19

33 235Ages 20 - 28

13 215Ages 29 - 39

3 14Ages 40 - 49

8 210Ages 50 - 59

22Ages 60 and Over

72 65 7

Male Female

Total 78 70 8QNO

TFX



BRU


44Ages 16 - 17

7 18Ages 18 - 19

45 1055Ages 20 - 28

31 738Ages 29 - 39

24 933Ages 40 - 49

24 731Ages 50 - 59


181 145 36

BRC


11Unknown

33Ages 16 - 17

55Ages 18 - 19

63 1073Ages 20 - 28

18 725Ages 29 - 39

26 935Ages 40 - 49

16 622Ages 50 - 59


169 136 33

Male Female

Total 350 281 69TFX

CONREP STUDENT

AGE REPORT for 15

TXC


TUNXIS CAMPUS

ERC


11Ages 20 - 28

1 12Ages 29 - 39

11Ages 40 - 49

11Ages 50 - 59

11Ages 60 and Over

6 4 2

BRU


11Ages 16 - 17

22Ages 18 - 19

6 28Ages 20 - 28

11Ages 29 - 39

12 10 2

BRC


12 719Ages 16 - 17

38 947Ages 18 - 19

269 70339Ages 20 - 28

120 31151Ages 29 - 39

82 28110Ages 40 - 49

54 2781Ages 50 - 59


779 606 173

Male Female

Total 797 620 177TXC

Totals for Age Group

COURSE AGE GROUP TOTAL MALE FEMALE

Ages 20 - 28 3 33BR

Ages 29 - 39 2 2

Ages 40 - 49 7 2 5

Ages 50 - 59 6 2 4

Ages 60 and Over 3 1 2

Unknown 7 7ARC

Ages 16 - 17 62 52 10BRC

Ages 18 - 19 230 204 26

Ages 20 - 28 1306 1096 210

Ages 29 - 39 743 590 153

Ages 40 - 49 527 408 119

Ages 50 - 59 348 252 96


Unknown 8 8

Ages 16 - 17 19 19BRU

Ages 18 - 19 76 68 8

Ages 20 - 28 513 432 81

Ages 29 - 39 318 253 65

Ages 40 - 49 261 192 69

Ages 50 - 59 191 139 52


Under 16 2 2

Unknown 4 4

Ages 20 - 28 2 2ERC

Ages 29 - 39 6 4 2

Ages 40 - 49 14 11 3

Ages 50 - 59 10 8 2

Ages 60 and Over 11 11

Unknown 4 4

Ages 20 - 28 2 2IPW

Ages 40 - 49 2 2

Ages 50 - 59 2 1 1

Ages 60 and Over 1 1

Ages 16 - 17 1 1IRC

Ages 18 - 19 1 1

Ages 20 - 28 29 28 1

Ages 29 - 39 19 17 2

Ages 40 - 49 16 13 3

CONREP STUDENT

AGE REPORT for 15

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

Ages 50 - 59 9 9IRC

Ages 60 and Over 2 2IRC

Ages 29 - 39 5 5TCP

Ages 40 - 49 22 20 2TCP

Ages 50 - 59 26 21 5TCP

Ages 60 and Over 28 27 1TCP

SECTION 7

GRAPHICAL DATA

STUDENT NOVICE REGISTRATION

STUDENT EXPERIENCED REGISTRATION

COURSE REGISTRATION FOR BRC, TCP, & BRU,

BASIC RIDER COURSE AGE GROUP

5588 5909

6315

4966 4676

5752 5825 5425

4922 4757

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

TO

TA

LS

YEARS

NOVICE REGISTRATIONS

139

190

150 157

106

74 74 81

42 43

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

TO

TA

LS

YEARS

ERC REGISTRATIONS

BRC 69.15%

BRU 28.94%

TCP 1.91%

TOTAL REGISTERED 2015 FOR BRC, BRU & TCP

BASIC RIDER COURSE AGE GROUP 2015

71

272

1528

843

600

391

142

8 2 10 34

291 218 188

148

19 4 0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

1800

Ages 16 -17

Ages 18 -19

Ages 20 -28

Ages 29 -39

Ages 40 -49

Ages 50 -59

Ages 60and Over

Unknown UnderSixteen

Male

Female

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