Transport: In the south there are most motorcycles

How many motorcycles there are per 1000 inhabitants varies enormously throughout Germany. At the very front are circles from Bavaria - but not the usual suspects.

Flensburg/Freyung - How many motorcycles there are per 1000 inhabitants varies enormously in Germany. At the very front are circles from Bavaria - but not the usual suspects. Now also the two-wheeler season starts again.

FLENSBURG/MAINZ/SAARBRÜCKEN. In Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland, there are particularly many motorcycles in the nationwide comparison. With an average of 65 two-wheeled cars per 1,000 inhabitants, the two federal states after Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg are in third and fourth place, as an evaluation of figures of the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt by the Deutsche Presse-Agentur has revealed. Bavaria is [...]

How many motorcycles there are per 1000 inhabitants varies enormously throughout Germany. At the very front are circles from Bavaria – but not the usual suspects.

Baden-Wuerttemberg has the second highest motorcycle density in Germany. Especially rural circles ride along at the top – the cities stay behind. This is what it looks like in the southwest.

In the case of motorcycle ownership, there is a city-country gap in Schleswig-Holstein, as figures from the German Motor Transport Office show. In Lübeck, Kiel and Flensburg, there are the fewest machines per inhabitant.