Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs Insurance claim data has revealed who is at fault in an increasing number of collisions involving scooters and bicycles across the state.RACQ says claims for collisions involving scooters and bicycles have jumped 20 per cent in the past year, but it says drivers are at fault in about half of all claims.The insurer received 186 motor claims for crashes involving bikes and scooters over the past 12 months, an average of one every second day across Queensland, with the Gold and Sunshine coasts among the hotspots. “We’re seeing a fairly even split between motorists and riders being at fault,” says Joshua Cooney, RACQ general manager of advocacy.According to the claims data, most collisions occur between 3pm and 5pm.“The data highlights a real danger period in the busy afternoon commute with road users generally more tired and the sun setting which can impact visibility,” Cooney says.“As we enter the holiday period with more families, children, and tourists out and about, we urge everyone to slow down … and exercise an extra level of caution to prevent crashes on shared roads and pathways.”
