A new Florida Department of Transportation study reveals that 60 percent of the time, in crashes involving another vehicle, it is the cager’s fault. In analyzing 10 years of motorcycle crashes, in addition to finding cagers more at fault in multi-vehicle crashes, 34 percent of motorcycle crashes involve one vehicle, compared to 19 percent of all single-vehicle car accidents. Many of those single-vehicle motorcycle crashes occur when bikers are navigating curves but fail to slow down. 'When you ride a motorcycle, there's a good chance you'll crash by yourself, a little higher than if you were in a car,' said…